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  • | chapter = Grains: Quartz and Silica [[file:M109Quartz300dpi.jpg|300px|thumb|Quartz crystals with adularia (orthoclase) from Dona Ana Co., New Mexico. Photogra
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  • | chapter = Grains: Quartz and Silica [[file:M109Quartz300dpi.jpg|300px|thumb|Quartz crystals with adularia (orthoclase) from Dona Ana Co., New Mexico. Photogra
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  • ...or the test. Generally two types of gauges measure pressures: strain and [[quartz]]. The table below shows the accuracy and precision of both types. | Quartz Gauge
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  • *[[Quartz]]- or carbonate-cemented coarse sandstone *Quartz- or carbonate-cemented fine to medium sandstone
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  • ...by its composition, in Folk and Dott Clasification, we have to know about quartz, feldspar, and rock fragments that compose the sandstone. When we figure it ...more. Based on grain mineralogy, sandstones are divided into three groups: Quartz arenite, feldspathic arenite, dan lithic arenite.
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  • * The higher the [[quartz]] content, the greater the mechanical stability (less compaction occurs). ...secondary porosity through dissolution of less stable grains. The ratio of quartz to [[Ductility|ductile]] grains is key to compaction porosity loss.
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  • ...gments. Prodelta sands, deposited in a more distal setting, contain fine [[quartz]], micas, and detrital clays that are products of disaggregation. Reworked ...tation. Clay minerals form first because they precipitate more easily than quartz and feldspar overgrowths, which require more ordered crystal growth. Carbon
    8 KB (1,129 words) - 14:11, 6 April 2022
  • ...res during gas window stage. These organic pores can be preserved by rigid quartz framework during late tectonic movements (Guo et al., 2020). In summary, fo ...ervation conditions. In summary, the combination of high TOC content, high quartz content, high porosity and good gas preservation conditions are fundamental
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  • ...of mixtures o a very small number of dominant framework components, like [[quartz]], feldspars, and rock fragments are commonly abundant enough to be importa ===Quartz Arenites===
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  • ==Effect of [[quartz]] overgrowths== ...te low (<5%) and still have some permeability (<10 md) where cemented with quartz. (See also [[Connectivity and pore throat size]].)
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  • * Ferroan carbonate and [[quartz]] cement * Quartz cement (most destructive)
    7 KB (870 words) - 20:30, 5 April 2022
  • ...Formations on the left side of the plot, like the Vicksburg, tend to be [[quartz]] cemented. Formations on the right side, like the Frio (areas 4-6). tend t * Percentage of [[quartz]] grains
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  • ...land) contain fluorescing oil inclusions trapped before the formation of [[quartz]] cements, which degraded the reservoir's quality. From Rick Tobin, unpubli ...land) contain fluorescing oil inclusions trapped before the formation of [[quartz]] cements, which degraded the reservoir's quality. Oil traps could occur [[
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  • ...mical systems close and diagenesis is primarily by pressure solution and [[quartz]] overgrowths.<ref name=ch09r66>Wilson, M. D., 1994a, Non-compositional con | [[Quartz]]
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  • | Cement mineralogy || [[Quartz]], [[calcite]], [[dolomite]], [[clay]], and [[anhydrite]], etc. || [[Aragon
    3 KB (425 words) - 17:11, 5 April 2022
  • ...chert]]) or polymineral grains (such as granite from separate feldspar and quartz). ...ttice defect structures in [[quartz]] are also thought to cause some CL in quartz.
    11 KB (1,477 words) - 15:25, 24 January 2022
  • ...aeolian sand sheet deposits. It consists mainly of fine to medium-grained quartz sandstones, of red, pink or pale yellow color, well sorted, texturally matu
    3 KB (432 words) - 17:54, 22 March 2019
  • ...ndicate higher grade metamorphism (phyllite-schist). (b) Detail of a large quartz grain in center of image (arrow) displays multiple generations of growth in ...thodoluminescence can also be used to differentiate between generations of quartz growth that are not distinguishable in SEM due to identical mean atomic num
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  • ...[[North Sea]].<ref name=ch10r64>Robinson, A., J. Gluyas, 1992, Duration of quartz cementation in sandstones, North Sea and Haltenbanken basins: Marine and Pe
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  • * Onasch, C., M., 1990, Microfractures and their role in deformation of a quartz arenite from the central Appalachian foreland: Journal of Structural Geolog
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  • ...systems]] (see [[Reservoir quality]]). Disparate Archie rock types such as quartz-cemented sandstones, [[Bioturbation|bioturbated]] sandstones, and sucrosic
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