Zeolites were first described from vugs and fissures in basaltic flows in the mideighteenth
century (Cronstedt 1756), and they are now known to be widespread in a variety of …

Abstract The Harmancık Basin, in the north-easternmost Miocene graben in western
Anatolia, hosts a 12.6-m-thick coal seam located in the Keles coalfield, in which coals are …

Three sampling profiles (BA, BB, and BC) from, respectively, the A, B, and C sectors of the
Çayırhan coalfield representing the working Tv and Tb splits of the Middle Miocene-age …

The Dursunbey coalfield, a typical example of coalfields in the western Anatolia, hosts a
mineable coal seam (about 9.0-m coal thickness) with altered tuff layers within early …

Résumé The morphometric analysis of alluvial drainage provides insights into its dynamics,
erosion capacity, susceptibility to floods and possible genetic relations to tectonic faulting. In …

The geochemical evolution of groundwater of the Puebla aquifer was investigated using
chemistry and isotopic data with special emphasis on the geochemistry of Boron to decipher …

Authigenic silicates are typical minerals of alkaline lake deposits. Their mineral composition
and lateral distribution can be used for reconstructing paleoclimates, paleoenvironments …

The Hämmerlein Sn-rich polymetallic skarn deposit (Erzgebirge, Germany), which is hosted
by Variscan schists and gneisses, includes garnet, amphibole, pyroxene, and magnetite …

This study focuses on determining mineralogical and elemental compositions of coal seams
(to the upwards, D, C, B, A, and S0) within seven coal exploration wells from the Alpu …

Earths were medicinal clays reported by authors of classical antiquity. Today, there are no
archaeological samples thereof, at least with irrefutable proof that they were used as …