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AUTHOR NAMEa,*, AUTHOR NAMEb, and AUTHOR NAMEc
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Department of Science, Xxxxx University, 1-2-3 Xxxxx, Xxxxx 123-0012, Japan
Faculty of Natural Science , Xxxxx University, 2-3-4 Xxxx, Xxxx 234-0055, Japan
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Running title: Short title of the manuscript
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Title and full names are in all capital letters and centered on the page. The
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*Corresponding author: Author Name, Department of Xxxxx, Xxxxx University, 1-2-3
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Xxxxx, Xxxxx 123-0012, Japan. e-mail: xxxxx@xxx..xxxx-u.ac.jp
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ABSTRACT
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should contain only one paragraph clearly representing objective, materials and
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INTRODUCTION
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MATERIALS AND METHODS.
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Materials and methods text of your paper goes here. Authors should be as concise as
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RESULTS
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CONCLUSIONS
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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REFERENCES
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Brindley, G.W. (1965) Complexes of primary amines with montmorillonite and vermiculite.
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Clay Minerals, 6, 91-96.
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Farmer, V.C., Mchady, W.J., Palmieri, F., Violante, A., and Violante, P. (1991) Synthetic
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allophanes formed in calcareous environments: Nature, conditions of formation, and
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transformations. Soil Science Society of America Journal, 55, 1162–1166.
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Barker, W.W., Welch, S.A., and Banfield, J.F. (1997) Biogeochemical weathering of silicate
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minerals. pp.391- 428 in: Geomicrobiology: Interactions between Microbes and Minerals
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(J.F. Banfield and K.H. Nealson, editors). Reviews in Mineralogy, 35, Mineralogical
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Society of America, Washington D.C.
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ILER, R.K. (1979) The Chemistry of Silica. John Wiley & Sons, New York, 866 pp.
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FIG. 1. XRD profiles of clay minerals in sample A.
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FIG. 2. XRD profiles of clay minerals in sample B.
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FIG. 3. XRD profiles of clay minerals in sample C.
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FIG. 1. XRD profiles of clay minerals in sample A.
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TABLE 1. Chemistry of clay minerals.
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