Origin of Saline Formation Waters, II: Isotopic Fractionation by Shale Micropore Systems (Original Not Reprint)
Language: English
Published by Illinois State Geological Survey, 1965
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Book is clean and tight. Browning around edges and some brown spots on cover. This is not the reprint. Found a box with lots of Illinois stuff today, has been in storage for awhile. Have no idea when husband got them.; Circular 393; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 32 pages.
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- Title
- Origin of Saline Formation Waters, II: Isotopic Fractionation by Shale Micropore Systems (Original Not Reprint)
- Author
- Graf, Donald. L. , Irving Friedman and Wayne F. Meents
- Publisher
- Illinois State Geological Survey
- Publication year
- 1965
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Softcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0365941298
- ISBN 13
- 9780365941293
The measured 6d concentrations for all brine samples are given in table 1 and plotted against total dissolved solids content in figure 1. Locations of sam pling points in the Michigan and Illinois Basins are shown on the map of figure 2. The group of isotopically light, low salinity samples identified by Clayton et al. As originating during Pleistocene glaciation is evident in figure 1. A dependence of deuterium content on latitude is shown for the remaining samples; the four groups of samples from successively more northerly areas are progressively lighter. The sample sets from the Gulf Coast and Michigan, which include some of the deepest, hottest most saline samples, alternate with the two other sets in the progression, indicating that the major isotopic dependence is on latitude rather than on these other variables.
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