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  • Hydrous clay minerals detected on the ancient martian crust have been proposed to have formed by aqueous weathering on a warm, wet early Mars. However, analyses of terrestrial clay minerals and comparisons to Mars suggest that the Noachian clays could have alternatively formed by precipitation from magmatic fluids.

    • Alain Meunier
    • Sabine Petit
    • Eric Ferrage
    Research
    Nature Geoscience
    Volume: 5, P: 739-743

  • A reference function for describing the orientation of clay platelets in clay-rich materials is still lacking, but is necessary for applications such as prediction of water and solute transfer and designs of innovative materials. Here, the authors determine a reference orientation function of clay platelets, and validate their function for both engineered and natural clay-rich media.

    • Thomas Dabat
    • Fabien Hubert
    • Eric Ferrage
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 10, P: 1-9