Geochemistry of Graywackes and Shales
Abstract
Sixty-nine graywackes and 33 shales were analyzed spectrographically for 14 minor elements to illustrate the variation of composition within a graywacke bed, between beds in one section, between sections, and between formations. Analyses of several fractions of a graywacke indicate what each contributes chemically to the rock.
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Volume 131 | Issue 3401
4 March 1960
4 March 1960
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