Abstract
An interstratified mineral (mica-montmorillonite) from a hydrothermally altered andesite in the southern part of Satsuma Peninsula, Japan fully rehydrates after having been heated to 800°C.
Résumé
Un minéral interstratifié (mica-montmorillonite) provenant d’une andésite altérée par voie hydrothermale dans la partie sud de la péninsule de Satsuma, Japon, se réhydrate entièrement après avoir été chauffée à 800°C.
Kurzreferat
Ein Wechsellagerungsmineral (Glimmer-Montmorillonit) aus einem hydrothermal umgewandelten Andesit im südlichen Teil der Satsuma-Halbinsel, Japan, zeigt nach Erhitzung auf 800°C vollständige Rehydratisierung.
Резюме
Минерал с перемежающимся напластованием (слюда-монтмориллонит) от гидротермически измененного андезина из южной части Сатсумского полуострова (Япония) после нагрева до 800°С полностью вновь гидратируется.
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Tomita, K., Dozono, M. An Expansible Mineral Having High Rehydration Ability. Clays Clay Miner. 21, 185–190 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1346/CCMN.1973.0210307
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