Matter
- Name
- Full fluid matter
- Family
- fluid
- Comments
- Impurities (13.3% wt.%) in the fraction < 2µm: 5.2% Quartz, 0.1% Plagioclase, 0.4% Calcite, 0.2% Dolomite, 1.3% Kaolinite, 0.2% Chlorites, 4.4% Clinopyroxenes, 1.4% Orthopyroxenes (Vogt et al. 2002). INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY: Typical spectrum for Wyoming bentonite with a moderateFe+3 content (band at 885 $cm^{-1}$). Quartz is detectable (band at 780, 800, 698, 400, and 373 $cm^{-1}$), a trace of carbonate (band at 1425 $cm^{-1}$).
- Database
- Experimentalists
- Parent matter
- TEST fluid matter
- Level
- from commercial supplier
- Origins
- planetary, simulated
- Provider
- Source Clays Repository - The Clay Minerals Society, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA
- Provider reference code
- SWy-2
- Local reference code
- Smectite CMS SWy-2
- IGSN code
- 2-112-23-42-0
- Object name
- Lunar soil 78221 - inf. 1mm
- Body name
- Moon
- Terrain type
- organic surface
- Place
- jardin à Gières , Rhône-Alpes , France
Coordinates
- System
- WGS84
- Position type
- box
- Geolocation
-
Point Latitude Longitude Altitude #1 45.00255° 4.89565° 225.0 m #2 45.003° 4.92001° 230.0 m
- Method
- Wyoming bentonite. Collection in June 1993 from a stockpile of very recently mined clay. The American Colloid Company donated the sample
- Storage condition
- au sec
- Phase type
- liquid
- Component type (group)
- molecular (solution)
- Comments
- components comments
- Density
- 99.0 $\pm$ 0.99 $g.cm^{-3}$
- Texture
- weakly consolidated aggregates (of < 2µm particles) with complex shape often elongated and relatively far from spheroids
- Number
- 2
- Mode of mixing
- homogeneous mixing
- Materials
- Title
- compaction of the surface
- Matters
- Materials
- Matter
- Full fluid matter (this matter)
- Materials
- Processing steps
-
Step Date Type Process Changes #1 2007-01-01 mechanical sample slightly packed with a tamper to obtain a smooth surface limited compaction of the surface #2 2007-01-02 mechanical sample slightly packed with a tamper to obtain a smooth surface limited compaction of the surface - Comments
- ambient temperature (293 K)- in air (1 bar)