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Clay Minerals; September 1987; v. 22; no. 3; p. 351-356
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Relationships between the mean area, volume and thickness for dispersed particles of kaolinites and micaceous clays and their application to surface area and ion exchange properties

P. H. Nadeau

Macaulay Land Use Res. Inst., Dep. Min. Soils, Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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