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http://hdl.handle.net/2183/6059 Cristalinidad de filosilicatos en productos de alteración y edafogénesis de rocas graníticas de A Coruña
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Romero, R.
Taboada, T. M.
García, C.
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Cadernos do Laboratorio Xeolóxico de Laxe, 1990, 15: 297-316 ISSN: 0213-4497
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[Resumen] Se ha determinado la cristalinidad de micas y filosilicatos 1: 1 dioctaédricos de los
limos y arcillas de 20 perfiles edáficos desarrollados sobre rocas graníticas. Se observa una estrecha relación entre el valor del índice de cristalinidad de los filosilicatos 2: 1, el tipo de mica predominante en el material de partida y el grado de desarrollo de los suelos; la menor cristalinidad aparece asociada a suelos formados a partir de materiales en los que la biotita es la única mica presente o la predominante. Los estudios de D. R. X., A. T. D. e 1. R. coinciden en señalar el predominio de filosicitatos 1: 1 de muy débil organización interna, comprobándose por microscopía electrónica que son fundamentalmente de tipo halloysítico
[Abstract] Micas and dioctaedric 1: 1 phyllosilicate crystallinity of loam and clay fractions of twenty soil profiles developed from granite rocks have been determined. There are a clear relation among the cystallinity index of 2: 1 phyllosilicate, the prevailing type of mica in the soil-parent material and the soil evolution degree. Cystallinity is the lowest when soils are formed from granitic material when the most abundant mica is the biotite. XRD, DTA and RI studies indicate the predominance of very low ordered 1: 1 phyllosilicates, electron microscopy shows that they are mainly halloysitic anes.
[Abstract] Micas and dioctaedric 1: 1 phyllosilicate crystallinity of loam and clay fractions of twenty soil profiles developed from granite rocks have been determined. There are a clear relation among the cystallinity index of 2: 1 phyllosilicate, the prevailing type of mica in the soil-parent material and the soil evolution degree. Cystallinity is the lowest when soils are formed from granitic material when the most abundant mica is the biotite. XRD, DTA and RI studies indicate the predominance of very low ordered 1: 1 phyllosilicates, electron microscopy shows that they are mainly halloysitic anes.

