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Volume 86, Number 2

February 2016

ISSN 1527-1404

EISSN 1938-3681

Nano-Crystal Formation of Tio₂ Polymorphs Brookite and Anatase Due To Organic—Inorganic Rock–Fluid Interactions

Hans-Martin Schulz; Richard Wirth; Anja Schreiber

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Journal of Sedimentary Research February 01, 2016, Vol.86, 59-72. doi:https://doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2016.1

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