answer:Mineral resistivity variation is affected by various factors, including the mineral's chemical composition, temperature, pressure, and moisture content. Additionally, mineral resistivity can be influenced by the density, permeability, water content, and porosity of the mineral. For example, a study titled "Electrical conductivity and magnetic susceptibility of different soil types in Estonia" by Tõnu Püssa and Rein Vaikmäe (2006) investigated the electrical conductivity of different soil types and found that the conductivity is influenced by various parameters, including the mineral's density, permeability, water content, and porosity. The study highlights the importance of considering these parameters when interpreting electrical conductivity measurements in soils and rocks. Reference: Püssa, T., & Vaikmäe, R. (2006). Electrical conductivity and magnetic susceptibility of different soil types in Estonia. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 55(2), 105-116.

answer:Mineral resistivity variation is affected by various factors, including the mineral's chemical composition, temperature, pressure, and moisture content. Additionally, mineral resistivity can be influenced by the density, permeability, water content, and porosity of the mineral. Telford et al. (1990) in their book "Applied Geophysics" discuss the relationship between resistivity and the rock's physical properties, including density, porosity, and water content. They mention that resistivity is inversely proportional to porosity and related to the amount and mobility of water present within the rock. The book highlights the importance of considering these parameters when interpreting resistivity measurements in rocks and minerals. Reference: Telford, W. N., Geldart, L. P., & Sheriff, R. E. (1990). Applied geophysics (Vol. 1). Cambridge university press.

answer:The discussion on the relationship between resistivity and the physical properties of rocks, including density, porosity, and water content, can be found on pages 43-45 of "Applied Geophysics" by Telford et al. (1990).

answer:The discussion on resistivity and the physical properties of rocks can be found in Chapter 2, "Rock properties", of "Applied Geophysics" by Telford et al. (1990).