HYDROTHERMAL INTERACTION OF WYOMING BENTONITE AND OPALINUS CLAY

Most investigations into clay-mineral stability and new mineral formation within engineered barrier system (EBS) materials for geologic repositories of nuclear waste have focused on temperatures

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Published in:Clays and clay minerals 2020-04, Vol.68 (2), p.144-160
Main Authors: Sauer, Kirsten, Caporuscio, Florie, Rock, Marlena, Cheshire, Michael, Jové-Colón, Carlos
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analcime
Autoclaves
Bentonite
Biogeosciences
Buffers (chemistry)
Calcite
Chlorite
Clay
Clay minerals
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Fluids
Fragments
Geochemistry
Groundwater
High temperature
Illite
Illites
Kaolinite
Medicinal Chemistry
Mineralogy
Minerals
Montmorillonite
Montmorillonites
Nanoscale Science and Technology
Phase stability
Potassium
Radioactive wastes
Repositories
Rock
Rocks
Silica
Smectites
Soil Science & Conservation
Thermal analysis
Waste disposal
Zeolites
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Summary:Most investigations into clay-mineral stability and new mineral formation within engineered barrier system (EBS) materials for geologic repositories of nuclear waste have focused on temperatures
ISSN:0009-8604
1552-8367
DOI:10.1007/s42860-020-00068-8