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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION portion of each rock sample was used to make a 150 thin section for the microscopic study. The samples are taken with large hammer (1.5kgs) in order to obtain samples free from weathering and secondary calcite and silica mineralization. As the chert nodules in the limestone successions are secondary, therefore, the samples that contain chert nodules are neglected during chemical analysis. 5- The samples were collected to represent the limestone beds within the studied formation. The distance between the samples (apparent thickness) is measured by a measuring tape, the angle of the tilted beds is measured by a compass and the true thickness between the samples is derived from the apparent thickness and the dip. The position of the samples in the sections is fixed in table (1.1). 6- Another fraction was used for the preparation of the sample powder, after breaking the rock sample into small grains using a hammer. The grains are pulverized into powder by porcelain mortar. The powder then passed through a 180 mesh sieve and stored in glass bottle. 7- Sixty bulk samples were prepared, the power (about 0.5 gram) were used for chemical analyses to determine various major oxide and trace elements. 8- Thirteen samples were taken from powder and dissolved in acetic acid for the preparation of insoluble residue samples for major oxide and trace element analyses. 9- Twenty selected bulk and IR samples were selected for X-Ray analyses, six for insoluble residue samples and two of them were heated to 550 o C, 10- Statistical analyses (cluster and factor analyses) of the elements for correlation between the elements of each succession in one side and with the limestone of the other sections. 11
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Table(1-1): The location and distance of the selected samples in the studied section Dostadara Section Gali Section Tawella Section Type Locality Section Kaolos Section 1 st Ridge Distance in M 2 nd Ridge Distance in M 3 rd Ridge Distance in M 4 th Ridge Distance in M Distance in M Distance in M Distance in M 1 st Ridge Distance in Meter 1Dos-5 Bottom 2Dos-1 Bottom 3Dos-1 Bottom 4Dos-1 Bottom 1G Bottom Taw-1 Bottom Type-1 Bottom Kolz-1 Bottom 1Dos-6 1.5 2Dos-2 5 3Dos-2 2 4Dos-2 2 2G Taw-2 10 Type-2 3 Kol-2 2 1Dos-7 1.5 2Dos-3 2 3Dos-3 2 4Dos-3 3.5 3G 4 Taw-3 3 Type-3 3 Kol-3 4 1Dos-8 1 2Dos-4 2 3Dos-4 1.5 4Dos-4 2 4G 3 Taw-4 4 Type-4 2.5 Top Kol-4 10 1Dos-9 1.5 2Dos-5 2 3Dos-5 3 4Dos-5 3.5 5G 2 Taw-5 5 Top Type Distance Locality-2 in Meters Kol-5 5 1Dos-10 2 2Dos-6 1.5 3Dos-6 2 4Dos-6 2 6G 5 Type-5 Bottom Kol-6 5 1Dos-11 1 2Dos-7 3 3Dos-7 1.5 4Dos-7 2 7G 4 Type-6 4 Kol-7 4 1Dos-12 1 2Dos-8 2 3Dos-8 2 4Dos-8 3 8G 0 Type-7 2 Kol-8 10 1Dos-13 1 2Dos-9 2 3Dos-9 2 4Dos-9 3.5 9G 5 Type-8 2 Kol-9 6 Top 1Dos-14 1 2Dos-10 1.5 3Dos-10 2 4Dos-10 4.5 10G 5 Type-9 2.5 2 nd Ridge 1Dos-15 1 2Dos-11 1 3Dos-11 3 4Dos-11 2 11G 5 Type-10 2.5 Kolz-2 2 1Dos-16 1.5 2Dos-12 2 3Dos-12 2 4Dos-12 2 12G 4 Type-11 2 Kolz-5 5 1Dos-17 1.5 2Dos-13 1.5 3Dos-13 4 4Dos-13 2 13G 2 Type-12 3 Top Kolz-7 7 1Dos-18 1.5 2Dos-14 2 3Dos-14 3 4Dos-14 3 Top 14G 0 Kolz-9 5 1Dos-19 2 2Dos-15 1.5 3Dos-15 8 Top 15G 6 Kolz-12 3 1Dos-20 1 2Dos-16 2.5 16G 3 Kolz-14 6 1Dos-21 2 2Dos-17 1.5 Top 17G 3 Kolz-17 9 1Dos-22 6 Top Total Exposed Thicknes in meter 28 33 38 35 51 22 26.5 83 12
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CHAPTER THREE MICROFACIES ANALYSIS
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CHAPTER THREE MICROFACIES ANALYSIS
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CHAPTER FOUR GEOCHEMISTRY Factor (6
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CHAPTER FOUR GEOCHEMISTRY Scale 1/1
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CONCLUSIONS This research has concl
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References Abdul-Hameed F. F. 1980.
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Stanton, R. E., 1965. Rapid Methods
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