通过重力测量分析,红外光谱学和反转方法 (IRIS) 结合起来,研究石混合物的扩散特性

Abdelhafid Ait Blal1, Dusan Stosic1, Philippe Bazin1

  • 1Normandie Univ, ENSICAEN, UNICAEN, CNRS, LCS, 14000 Caen, France. abdelhafidaitblal@gmail.com.

概括

一种结合重力测量分析和红外光谱学的新方法研究了热岩中的质量传输. 这种方法区分了材料组件之间的扩散,揭示了FAU和MFI热带石混合物中不同的扩散率.

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