2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0169-1317(03)00096-6
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Impact of clay microstructure and mass absorption coefficient on the quantitative mineral identification by XRD analysis

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“…3d). A intensidade difratada de qualquer reflexão hkl a partir de qualquer material cristalino pode estar relacionada à sua composição, matriz e as características texturais [30].…”
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“…3d). A intensidade difratada de qualquer reflexão hkl a partir de qualquer material cristalino pode estar relacionada à sua composição, matriz e as características texturais [30].…”
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“…Therefore flow with other characteristics, like turbulent flow, must rely on experimental and empirical relations. The borderlines between laminar, transitional and turbulent flow regimes are set by the Reynolds number of the flow [7]. For laminar flow, the viscous forces dominate, while for turbulent flow the inertial forces play the bigger role American Petroleum Institute.…”
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“…In an XRPD diagram, the intensity of X-rays reflected by a component is directly proportional to the quantity of that component, inversely proportional to the mass absorption coefficient of the mixture, and can be also dependent on any particular reflection line under consideration (Ouhadi and Yong, 2003). For the purpose of XRPD quantification, first a calibration curve was constructed by recording the XRPD patterns of artificial BaCO 3 -calcite and BaCO 3 -aragonite mixtures using the pure phases of the three minerals.…”
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confidence: 99%