Mineralogy of the verdine facies


Autoria(s): Odin, G. S.; Amouric, M.; Bailey, S. W.; Mackinnon, Ian D. R.
Data(s)

26/01/1989

Resumo

The verdine facies of coastal marine tropical sediments shows a common variety characterized by a 1:1 newly-discovered dioctahedral-trioctahedral mineral. Although sometimes nearly pure, this mineral is generally admixed with a chlorite, a pyrophyllite, and a 7/14 Å mixed-layer. The rare variety is mostly composed of a green component intermediate between a smectite and a swelling chlorite. There is an abridged English version. -English summary

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/57491/

Publicador

Elsevier Masson

Relação

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Odin, G. S., Amouric, M., Bailey, S. W., & Mackinnon, Ian D. R. (1989) Mineralogy of the verdine facies. Comptes Rendes De L Academie Des Sciences, 308(4), pp. 395-400.

Fonte

Institute for Future Environments

Palavras-Chave #040306 Mineralogy and Crystallography #040310 Sedimentology #chlorite #pyrophyllite #smectite #verdine facies
Tipo

Journal Article