Clay Minerals

Effects of chemical composition and temperature of heating on the infrared spectra of Li-saturated dioctahedral smectites. (I) Mid-infrared region
pp. 739-751(13)
Authors: Madejová J.; Bujdák J.; Petit S.; Komadel P.

Effects of chemical composition and temperature of heating on the infrared spectra of Li-saturated dioctahedral smectites. (II) Near-infrared region
pp. 753-761(9)
Authors: Madejová J.; Bujdák J.; Petit S.; Komadel P.

Time-dependent changes of adsorption and wetting properties of pillared montmorillonites
pp. 763-769(7)
Authors: Dékány I.; Seefeld V.; Lagaly G.

Structural changes in phenol-intercalulated hydrotalcite caused by heating
pp. 771-779(9)
Authors: Cornejo J.; Celis R.; Pavlovic I.; Ulibarri M. A.; Hermosín M. C.

High-resolution transmission electron microscopy of mixed-layer clays dispersed in PVP-10: a new technique to distinguish detrital and authigenic illitic material
pp. 781-789(9)
Authors: Uhlík P.; ucha V.; Elsass F.; aploviová M.

Upper Permian-Lower Cretaceous clay mineralogy of East Greenland: provenance, palaeoclimate and volcanicity
pp. 791-806(16)
Authors: Lindgreen H.; Surlyk F.

Mineralogical and geochemical characteristics of late Cretaceous bentonite deposits of the Kelkit Valley Region, northern Turkey
pp. 807-825(19)
Authors: Yalçin H.; Gümüer G.

Formation of gibbsite in the presence of 2:1 minerals: an example from Ultisols of northeast India
pp. 827-840(14)
Authors: Bhattacharyya T.; Pal D. K.; Srivastava P.

Clay minerals from tidal flat sediments at Youngjong Island, Korea, as a potential indicator of sea-level change
pp. 841-855(15)
Authors: Moon J.-W.; Song Y.; Moon H.-S.; Lee G. H.

Obituaries
pp. 857-860(4)

Referees
pp. 861-861(1)

Forthcoming Papers
pp. 862-862(1)