Browsing Odum Library by Subject "Water"

Browsing Odum Library by Subject "Water"

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  • Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 54, No. 1, 25-28, 2006. 
    Selvam, Arunkumar; See, Chun Hwa; Barkdoll, Brian; Prasad, Shyam; O'haver, John (The Clay Minerals SocietyThe Clay Minerals Society, 2006)
    Clays and their composites have been widely used for secondary containment walls for underground storage tanks and landfills. The pore-size changes occurring in the clay have a profound effect on its permeability. This ...
  • Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 56, No. 2, 190–206, 2008. 
    Kosakowski, Georg; Churakov, Sergey V.; Thoenen, Tres (The Clay Minerals SocietyThe Clay Minerals Society, 2008)
    The state and dynamics of water and cations in pure and mixed Na-Cs-montmorillonite as a function of the interlayer water content were investigated in the present study, using Monte Carlo and classical, molecular-dynamics ...
  • Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 58, No. 2, 238–246, 2010. 
    Nieto, Fernando; Mellini, Marcello; Abad, Isabel (The Clay Minerals SocietyThe Clay Minerals Society, 2010)
    In spite of decades of research on the subject, the crystal structure of illite is still poorly understood. The purpose of this study was to address this problem by investigating the nature of the interlayer content in ...
  • Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 58, No. 5, 717–720, 2010. 
    Vidal, Olivier; Dubacq, Benoit; Lanari, Pierre (The Clay Minerals SocietyThe Clay Minerals Society, 2010)
    The arguments of Nieto et al. (2010) in favor of the incorporation of H3O+ rather than H2O in interlayer positions of illite are disputable. Stoichiometric arguments suggest that the excess water in the Silver Hill illite ...
  • Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 58, No. 5, 721–723, 2010. 
    Nieto, Fernando; Mellini, Marcello; Abad, Isabel (The Clay Minerals SocietyThe Clay Minerals Society, 2010)
    The arguments of Vidal et al. (2010) against the incorporation of H3O+ rather than of H2O in the interlayer position of illite are disputable. Stoichiometric arguments do indeed suggest that the excess water in the Silver ...

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