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    Ibischofite is a hydrous magnesium chloride mineral with the chemical formula MgCl2·6H2O. It forms monoclinic crystals and typically occurs within evaporite deposits in association with halite, carnallite, and kieserite. Ibischofite has a hardness of 1.5, density between 1.551-1.608 g/cm3, and is rarely found in sedimentary rocks within evaporite zones containing kieserite.

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    Ibischofite is a hydrous magnesium chloride mineral with the chemical formula MgCl2·6H2O. It forms monoclinic crystals and typically occurs within evaporite deposits in association with halite, carnallite, and kieserite. Ibischofite has a hardness of 1.5, density between 1.551-1.608 g/cm3, and is rarely found in sedimentary rocks within evaporite zones containing kieserite.

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    Ibischofite is a hydrous magnesium chloride mineral with the chemical formula MgCl2·6H2O. It forms monoclinic crystals and typically occurs within evaporite deposits in association with halite, carnallite, and kieserite. Ibischofite has a hardness of 1.5, density between 1.551-1.608 g/cm3, and is rarely found in sedimentary rocks within evaporite zones containing kieserite.

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    IBISCHOFITEI

    CLASSIFICATION

    HYDROUS-CHLORlDE PHYSICS

    GEOCHEMISTRY

    Molecular weight: 203.314


    Formula: Average atomic number Z: 13.023
    General: MgC12.6 H2O CoefficlentC (=2~
    moI.",!.) : 1.043
    Elemental composition: Bulk modulus k (kbar):
    Weight percentage of: Mg 11.961 Shear modulus JL (kbar):
    Welght percentage of: C134.876 Young's modulus E (Mbar):
    Weight percentage of: H 5.949 Poisson's ratio u:
    Weight percentage of: O 47.214 WELL LOGGING
    ~~~9-~~ halite
    Carnallite, mineraIs:
    and kieserite. I
    "!""
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    Elect. denso Pe (e/cm3): 1.616 I-t 1.6681.648


    CRYSTALLOGRAPHY Bulk density Pb (g/cm3): 1.542I-t 1.598 1.575 ;
    ",'4-"
    Photoelect. indo Pe : 2.588 *;!~
    Crystal System: Monoclinic U. (=Pexp.) : 4.182 I-t 4.3174.263

    PETROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Capto cr.-sect. E (c.u.): 323.428 I-t 333.861 328.725


    Therm. Neut. Dec. Time r (IJ.s): 13.828
    Hardness (Mohs' scale): 1.5 N. s-down length Ls (cm): 7.26
    Density (g/cm3): 1.551-t 1.608 1.58 Therm. diff. iength Lv (cm): 0.71
    U N. migrat. length LM (cm): 7.33
    oca RRENCE
    Epith. Neut. Por. </J(CNL)epi (p.u.): > 60
    Therm. Neut. Por. </J(CNL)th (p.u.): > 60
    Sedimentary rocks: A
    L.1tc (.IL8/ft): ~ 100.0
    Relatively rare. Present within evaporites, in zone of kieserite.
    L).ts (IJ.s/ft):
    L).t ratio:
    Resistlvity R (O-m): > 10,0

    tpl (ns/m):
    Gamma ray GR (API): ~ 5.0

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