Titlebook: Clays in Crustal Environments; Isotope Dating and T Norbert Clauer,Sambhu Chaudhuri Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Clay M

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students taking courses in sedimentary geochemistry, clay mineralogy, and soil mineralogy, the book will also appeal to scientists carrying out research on clay genesis and mass transfer in crustal environments.978-3-642-79087-4978-3-642-79085-0

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Book 1995sits, and under regional, contact and hydrothermal metamorphism conditions..The book provides information about the dynamics of isotope systems in clays and helps us to understand the physical and chemical parameters in the transfer of masses within the crustal domain. Written for graduate students

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Resilience: A New Paradigm of Nuclear Safetysediment into sedimentary rocks. Weathering is the beginning of the exogenic cycle, initiated by chemical alteration and physical breakdown of rocks and minerals at or near the surface of the Earth. The process of alteration and breakdown is then followed by various processes of denudation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58768-4nsist of <2 μm size particles. Assuming that nearly 60% of the <2 μm fraction consists of clay minerals, which is the same amount present in an average shale, about 2.4 × 10.kg of clay minerals are delivered each year to the present-day oceans by the rivers.

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Isotope Geochemistry of Clay Minerals in Continental Weathering Environments,sediment into sedimentary rocks. Weathering is the beginning of the exogenic cycle, initiated by chemical alteration and physical breakdown of rocks and minerals at or near the surface of the Earth. The process of alteration and breakdown is then followed by various processes of denudation.

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Isotope Geochemistry of Clays and Clay Minerals from Sedimentary Rocks,nerals in question that might have been subjected to varied depositional and post-depositional forces causing modifications in physical and chemical aspects of a mass of sediment (Clauer et al. 1992c).

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The Frontiers of Clay Isotope Geochemistry,ot be taken as straightforward information about the history of their formation. Because the growth of clay minerals often results from replacement of silicate precursors, the reaction rate is an important control in determining the isotopic signatures of the newly formed clay phases.

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Resilience: A New Paradigm of Nuclear Safetynerals in question that might have been subjected to varied depositional and post-depositional forces causing modifications in physical and chemical aspects of a mass of sediment (Clauer et al. 1992c).

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