Berthierine formation in an oil reservoir as result of fluid-rock interactions: 
Part III. Determining mineral stability and CO2-sequestering capacity of 
glauconitic sandstones

Fu, Yunjiao; van Berk, Wolfgang; Schulz, H.-M.; Mu, Nana

doi:10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2015.01.008

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Berthierine formation in an oil reservoir as result of fluid-rock interactions: Part III. Determining mineral stability and CO2-sequestering capacity of glauconitic sandstones

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Fu, Y., van Berk, W., Schulz, H.-M., Mu, N. (2015): Berthierine formation in an oil reservoir as result of fluid-rock interactions: Part III. Determining mineral stability and CO2-sequestering capacity of glauconitic sandstones. - Marine and Petroleum Geology, 65, 327-333.
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