Source codes of CLAYFORM and associated file of data constants, a FORTRAN 77 computer program for calculating structural formulae of clay minerals and other silicates

Source codes of CLAYFORM and associated file of data constants, a FORTRAN 77 computer program for calculating structural formulae of clay minerals and other silicates

by Marc W. Bodine

Part of Open-file report -- 87-0004-A

1987

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