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  • 2022Performance of analytical techniques (XRD, EPMA, SWIR imaging) for the identification of minerals frequently formed during natural and technological geothermal processes1citations
  • 2021Detection of Interlayered Illite/Smectite by Means of XRD and Hyperspectral Techniquescitations

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  • Förster, Hans-Jürgen
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Detection of Interlayered Illite/Smectite by Means of XRD and Hyperspectral Techniques

  • Lievens, Caroline
  • Deon, F.
  • Marcatelli, C.
  • Van Ruitenbeek, Frank
Abstract

The correct interpretation of clay minerals is often challenging due to the natural occurrence of interlayered phases. In this study we have investigated the occurrence of interlayered illite/smectite (I/S) in one rock sample from Rodalquilar, Spain. Previous studies on these rocks evidenced the occurrence of interlayered I/S via spectroscopic methods but these results were not confirmed until now with X-ray powder diffraction (XRD). This work offers for the first time a precise determination of the I/S interlayering occurrence in the Rodalquilar samples conducted on the extracted clay fraction by means of XRD. Moreover the XRD results were compared with hyperspectral techniques applied on the same sample. We highlight the advantages and disadvantages of both applications when investigating challenging phases with interlayered structures. Moreover, a correct determination of the I/S interlayered phases along with clays swelling properties plays a crucial role in planning important geo-engineering projects.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • mineral
  • phase
  • x-ray diffraction