- grus,
contrasting with
Mesozoic and
Early Cenozoic saprolites made up of
kaolinitic and
ferrallitic material. Exfoliation – Type of
weathering jointPages...
- Ball
clays are
kaolinitic sedimentary clays that
commonly consist of 20–80% kaolinite, 10–25% mica and 6–65% quartz,
along with
small amounts of organic...
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Bauxite on
white kaolinitic sandstone at Pera Head, Weipa, Australia...
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Ustic Moisture Regime Ustic Kandihumult (Fine,
Kaolinitic, Isohyperthermic) Used in WRB, USDA soil
taxonomy Climate Semi-arid...
- and the
colonies in the Americas. The
crucibles were made by
firing kaolinitic clay at
temperatures greater than 1100°C,
forming mullite.
Mullite is...
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Named by N.B.
Davis in 1918, the
formation is
characterized by
white kaolinitic clay and is a
source of high-quality
refractory clay. The type locality...
- of
saprolite are
common in Europe.
Saprolite composition varies from
kaolinitic and
ferrallitic to grus. The
first were
formed in the
Mesozoic and early...
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Chemical analysis has
shown that they were
often made
entirely of a
kaolinitic clay
without any
petuntse or "porcelain stone". They are
mostly decorated...
- overburden.
Weathering formed thin
kaolinitic [Al2Si2O5(OH)4]
saprolites 1,000 to 500
million years ago;
thick kaolinitic saprolites 200 to 66
million years...
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bearing capacity and no shrink–swell property. Consequently, well-drained
kaolinitic Ultisols such as the
Cecil series are
suitable for
urban development....
