'Clay mineral' presentation slideshows

CIV3248 Groundwater,seepage and environmental engineering

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Lecture 12 Clay Minerals

Lecture 12 Clay Minerals. Clay and organic matter in the soil provide the negative absorptive sites or Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC). Organic matter as a sources of negative charge. 1. Soil Humus - SOM R-CO + <---> R-CO-O- + H+

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NEOJOINT

NEOJOINT. By Neoferma Australia. What is Neojoint ?. Neojoint comprises a twofold system with each of the elements enhancing the inherent waterproofing properties of the other. These two elements include sodium bentonite and Neoferma, an EPDM rubber compression seal. Neoferma.

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BTEX Sorption by Organo-Clays: Cosorptive Enhancement and Equivalence of Interlayer Complexes

BTEX Sorption by Organo-Clays: Cosorptive Enhancement and Equivalence of Interlayer Complexes. W. F. Jaynes and G. F. Vance Soil Science of America Journal 60:1742-1749 (1996) Anthony G. Benoit Lucas Hellerich. General Objectives of Organo-clay Research.

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Exam 3 Review

Exam 3 Review. Sedimentary Rocks: clastic rocks- shale, siltstone, sandstone (various types), conglomerate/breccia; biochemical-limestone; chemical- sulfates and chlorides, dolomite, banded iron formation (BIF) Mechanical and chemical weathering, plus transport (erosion)

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