Minerals in some Australian oil shales |
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Authors: | Ervin Slansky |
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Affiliation: | Geological Survey of New South Wales. Geological and Mining Museum, 36 George Street, Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia |
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Abstract: | The mineral composition of oil shales from three widely different ateas within Australia has been examined by X-ray diffractometry after low-temperature ashing. Quartz is more abundant than calcite. Feldspar is prominent in the Permian oil-rich shale from Glen Davis, New South Wales. Clay minerals are represented by smectite, illite, kaolinite and mixed-layer minerals (mostly mica-smectite). The content of clay minerals is generally low, except in the Tertiary oil shale from Rundle, Queensland. |
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Keywords: | oil shales minerals instrumental methods of analysis |
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