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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87853-3g of the molecular details associated with these minerals. The chapter introduces the essence of classical methods involving empirically derived potential energy expressions that allow simulation of periodic cells representing bulk and interfacial clay mineral systems. The classical models provide t

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Clay: Geologic Formations, Carbon Management, and Industry,e clay particle size. Clay sediments are typically deposited in quiet-water environments, settling out as fine-grained mud, which may then be buried and lithified into shale. The quiet-water depositional environments are favorable for deposition of organic material as well, which over geologic time,

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Experimental Studies: Molecular Interactions at Clay Interfaces,nability. Interaction of water with clay minerals strongly depends on the exchangeable cations in the interlayer. Interlayer H.O forms a coordination shell around cation through temperature-dependent interaction between the cation and water oxygen—three distinct mechanisms have been identified. Vari

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Experimental Studies: Clay Swelling,g or firing to soft, pliable, and swelling upon exposure to water. Chemical properties of the 1:1 and 2:1 clay minerals are significantly different, which is mainly related to the bonds between individual layers. The interlayer environment is determined by the chemical nature of clay layers, the lay

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