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  • [[File:1280px-Dolomite-Magnésite- Navarre.jpg|thumb|300px|Dolomite et magnésite - Carrière Azcárate, Eugui, Esteribar, Navarre, Espagne. Ph ...disordered arrangement of ions occupies more volume than that of the ideal dolomite structure and is unstable with respect to an ordered phase.
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  • File:1280px-Dolomite-Magnésite- Navarre.jpg
    Dolomite et magnésite - Carrière Azcárate, Eugui, Esteribar, Navarre, Espagne. Ph
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  • ...formation of dolomite is called dolomitization (Tucker and Wright, 1990). Dolomite is dominantly a marine mineral / rock but it can also be formed in continen The origin of dolomite is still debateable and different models have been proposed by different re
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  • File:CN24FG3.jpg
    ...ite, and such crystals are metastable with respect to ideal stoichiometric dolomite. Photograph by Richard Reeder. From Land, Lyndon S., 1982, Dolomitization:
    (496 × 611 (128 KB)) - 20:47, 15 July 2015
  • File:Sem-xrd-cl-and-xf-methods fig5.png
    ...<sup>+2</sup> dolomite shows up as bright bands and higher Fe<sup>+2</sup> dolomite as dark bands. Copyright: W. J. Myers.
    (1,004 × 725 (583 KB)) - 22:29, 14 January 2014
  • ...189</ref> Limestone (calcium carbonate, CaCO<sub>3</sub>) is dissolved and dolomite (CaMg(CO<sub>3</sub>)<sub>2</sub>) is precipitated in the presence of magn
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  • ...]. Carbonate rocks composed mainly of the mineral dolomite are also called dolomite (formerly [[dolostone]]). When metamorphosed both rocks become marble.
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  • File:1280px-Dolomite-Magnésite- Navarre.jpg
    Dolomite et magnésite - Carrière Azcárate, Eugui, Esteribar, Navarre, Espagne. Ph
    (1,280 × 995 (139 KB)) - 14:19, 20 November 2014
  • File:Evaluating-diagenetically-complex-reservoirs fig1.png
    ...unty, Montana, showing extreme irregularities in the development of porous dolomite zones in the Red River Formation below the C-anhydrite. (From Longman et al
    (952 × 409 (46 KB)) - 18:46, 14 January 2014
  • File:Full-waveform-acoustic-logging fig3.png
    ...(ΔΔT) against the core-measured permeability values for both the limestone-dolomite and the sand-shale examples. (After Burns et al., 1988.)
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  • File:CN24FG1.jpg
    Schematic representation of the crystal structure of dolomite showing the alternation of cation and anion (carbonate) planes, and the alt
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  • File:M91FG199.JPG
    ...diagram shows three tidal flat reservoir cycles in the Permian San Andres dolomite of the northern Delaware basin in New Mexico and Texas (after Shinn, 1983).
    (800 × 1,089 (126 KB)) - 13:11, 20 August 2015
  • [[File:1280px-Dolomite-Magnésite- Navarre.jpg|thumb|300px|Dolomite et magnésite - Carrière Azcárate, Eugui, Esteribar, Navarre, Espagne. Ph ...disordered arrangement of ions occupies more volume than that of the ideal dolomite structure and is unstable with respect to an ordered phase.
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  • ...ional environment]]) || Low variability [variations of [[limestone]] and [[dolomite]] ] ...lay]], and [[anhydrite]], etc. || [[Aragonite]], high- and low-Mg calcite, dolomite
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  • ...nersoc.org/pages/Archive-MM/Volume_53/53-373-547.pdf saddle]] or nonplanar dolomite, ferroan [http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/poikilotopic poikiloto ...Sequence_boundaries|sequence boundary]] in the updip portion of the Midale dolomite. These [[Wikipedia:Mesoporous material|mesoporous]] dolomites downdip form
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  • | [[Dolomite]] || 2.876 || 3.0 ...in limestone units and the formation you wish to evaluate is sandstone or dolomite, then correct the log value by using the appropriate chart in a log interpr
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  • | Continuous-phase oil || Yes || Yes || <65 for Ss, <45 for Ls or [[dolomite]] || Moveable oil || Free oil or oil-cut fluids || Hydrocarbon gradient | Residual oil || Yes || Yes || >65 for Ss, >45 for Ls or dolomite || No moveable oil || No recovery || Hydrostatic gradient
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  • ...acterization#Dolomitization|dolomitization]]. || colspan = 2 | Secondary [[dolomite]] reservoirs; Form as a result of localized secondary dolomitization. ...= 3 | Diagenetic traps || rowspan = 2 | Diagenetic reservoirs || Secondary dolomite reservoirs || [[Hydrothermal diagenesis]] || colspan = 2 | Ascending hot br
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  • ...orous [[mudstone]]”) is locally laminated and burrowed peloidal lime and [[dolomite]] mudstones to wackestones. These tighter rocks originated on a low-energy ...cal characteristics of the main nonreservoir facies in the field: lime and dolomite mudstones to wackestones. ]]
    6 KB (842 words) - 18:50, 4 December 2023
  • ...rocks can be found as a clastic limestone, carbonate framework (reef), and dolomite. ===== Dolomite =====
    12 KB (1,741 words) - 23:03, 30 June 2015
  • ...cal characteristics of the main nonreservoir facies in the field: lime and dolomite mudstones to wackestones.]] ...:Microporous material|microporosity]] formed by silt-sized (10μ or less) [[dolomite]] rhombs. [[Capillary pressure]] and [[Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)|S
    5 KB (659 words) - 16:54, 12 April 2022
  • ...rocks can be found as a clastic limestone, carbonate framework (reef), and dolomite. ===== Dolomite =====
    12 KB (1,822 words) - 02:27, 1 July 2015
  • ..._fig21-5.png|Figure 1]], both [[lateral]] and top seals in the [[Carbonate|dolomite]] reservoir were created by [[anhydrite]] cementation during early diagenes
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