Identification of imogolite in the filmy gel materials in the imaichi and shichihonzakura purlice beds
Naganori Yoshinaga
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Naganori Yoshinaga
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In this paper are described the properties of filmy gel substances occurring in the Imaichi (Imaichi-tsuchi) and Shichihonzakura (formerly called Jobukanuma-tsuchi (2,5)) pumice beds. The properties of such filmy materials from the Kanuma (Kanuma-tsuchi) , Imaichi, and Kitakami pumice beds have been described by many investigators (1,8, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 15, 19, ). KANNO et al. (9) concluded that they were a mixture of poorly crystalline montmorillonite, allophane, and free sesquioxides. However, the presence of montmorillonite as an important constituent has been disproved by MIYAUCHIA nd AOMINE (12), ho concluded that the gel films from the Kitakami and Kanuma pumice beds consist principally of imogolite.
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In this paper are described the properties of filmy gel substances occurring in the Imaichi (Imaichi-tsuchi) and Shichihonzakura (formerly called Jobukanuma-tsuchi (2,5)) pumice beds. The properties of such filmy materials from the Kanuma (Kanuma-tsuchi) , Imaichi, and Kitakami pumice beds have been described by many investigators (1,8, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 15, 19, ). KANNO et al. (9) concluded that they were a mixture of poorly crystalline montmorillonite, allophane, and free sesquioxides. However, the presence of montmorillonite as an important constituent has been disproved by MIYAUCHIA nd AOMINE (12), ho concluded that the gel films from the Kitakami and Kanuma pumice beds consist principally of imogolite.
Key concepts: Imogolite, Allophane, Pumice, Montmorillonite, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Chemical engineering, Clay minerals