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Languages : en
Pages : 231
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Application of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits. Volume 2
Author: Application of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits
Author: Hugh J. GreenwoodAPPLICATION OF THERMODYNAMICS TO PETROLOGY AND ORE DEPOSITS- SHORT COURSE- PAPERS- MINERALOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.
Author: Short Course in Application of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits
Author: Mineralogical Association of CanadaPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 231
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Application of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits
Author: Applications of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits, a Short Course Sponsored by the Mineralogical Association of Canada and Held Prior to the 1977 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, April 22nd-24th
Author: Application of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits
Author: Gregor M. AndersonApplication of Thermodynamics to Petrology and Ore Deposits
Author: Hugh J. GreenwoodPhysics and Chemistry of Earth Materials
Author: Alexandra NavrotskyPublisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN: 9780521358941
Category : Nature
Languages : en
Pages : 434
Book Description
With an approach that stresses the fundamental solid state behaviour of minerals, this 1995 text surveys the physics and chemistry of earth materials.
Pyroxenes
Author: Charles T. PrewittPublisher: Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG
ISBN: 1501508253
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 536
Book Description
Volume 7 of Reviews in Mineralogy reviews the essential aspects of pyroxene research. Recently, Deer, Howie and Zussman (DHZ) published a second edition of their volume in the Rock-Forming Minerals series, Single-Chain Silicates, Vol. 2A (John Wiley, New York, 1978). The present volume is intended to be complementary to DHZ and to provide material covered lightly or not at all in DHZ, such as electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and detailed thermodynamic treatments. However, because the range of pyroxene research has grown so much in recent years, there still are important areas not covered comprehensively in either of these volumes. Some of these areas are kinetics, diffusion, crystal defects, deformation, and nonsilicate pyroxene crystal chemistry. Because of these omissions and because this volume is intended for use with the MSA Short Course on Pyroxenes to be held at Emory University in conjunction with the November, 1980 meeting of the Society, a Symposium on Pyroxenes was organized by J. Stephen Huebner for the meeting that is designed to present the latest research results on several different topics, including those above. With DHZ, this volume, and publications from the Symposium, the student of pyroxenes should be well-equipped to advance our knowledge of pyroxenes in the decades ahead.