… For the elemental compositions, the X-ray fluorescence (WD-XRF) of isolated opal-CT
lepispheres was conducted in the AGH WGGiOŚ Faculty Laboratory using a WD-XRF ZSX Primus …

Shale resource systems include conventional source rocks, unconventional resources such
as shale gas and shale oil system. Regardless of the type of shale resource system, the …

Deformation bands are defined as tabular, millimeter to centimeter wide zones of localized
strain that commonly form in porous granular rock. Deformation bands have been studied in …

… This class of well-known hydrates is classified into three main types: structure I (sI), 9
which usually forms by smaller guest molecules (0.4–0.55 nm) and is the most abundant gas …

Carbonatites are important sources of Rare Earth Elements (REEs). These rocks are the result
of liquid immiscibility or fractional crystallization at low pressure; they are often extremely …

… , likely either as nanoparticles or in the crystal … evidence that it was a long-lived structure
that controlled Late Cretaceous mineralization discussed in this paper and cuts younger Eocene …

… An EPR study of silica radicals in lung tissues with evidence of silicosis ...................... …
Mineralogical and petrographic evidences of fires at Pisa Cathedral: the case of Panchina Livornese …

… some crucial role in the formation of nanoparticles. The bacterial EPS is a polyanionic structural
component with high abundance of negatively charged hydroxyl and carboxyl group that …

Low-sulfidation epithermal deposits are major sources of Au and Ag. They form in the shallow
subsurface (< 1.5 km) from near-neutral chloride waters at< 300 C. The ore-forming waters …

This study is based on the detailed sedimentological analysis of eleven sections and one
well through the late Eocene–Oligocene flysch formation of the Internal Ionian Zone (IIZ) in …