1981Journal of the Mineralogical Society of JapanOpen access

Weathering and 14 Å minerals

Tsutomu Nishiyama, Kaoru Oinuma

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Chlorite in the sedimentary rocks from Mt. Tobigamori, Iwate Prefecture, Japan altered to minerals (14 A minerals) having a strong X-ray reflection at 14 A under weathering condition.The 14 A minerals are the intermediate state from chlorite to vermiculite, and consist of chlorite-like layers and

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Chlorite in the sedimentary rocks from Mt. Tobigamori, Iwate Prefecture, Japan altered to minerals (14 A minerals) having a strong X-ray reflection at 14 A under weathering condition.The 14 A minerals are the intermediate state from chlorite to vermiculite, and consist of chlorite-like layers and

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Chlorite in the sedimentary rocks from Mt. Tobigamori, Iwate Prefecture, Japan altered to minerals (14 A minerals) having a strong X-ray reflection at 14 A under weathering condition.The 14 A minerals are the intermediate state from chlorite to vermiculite, and consist of chlorite-like layers and

Key concepts: Vermiculite, Chlorite, Weathering, Mineral, Clay minerals, Mineralogy, Geology, Geochemistry

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