N. Katsuta, S. Sirono, Ayako Umemura, Hirokazu Kawahara, H. Yoshida
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Applications of micro-X-ray fluorescence mapping to iron bands in iron-oxide concretion to evaluate its formation and reaction rate
: Fe oxide Liesegang bands have often been observed in sedimentary and igneous rocks, and they are formed during weathering and alteration by water–rock interactions. In this study, micro-X-ray fluo rescence ( μ -XRF) mapping was used to study the Fe bands in an Fe oxide concretion from the Jurassic Navajo