Experimental study on liquid immiscibility in silicate-carbonate systems with applications to carbonatites

Posted on:1997-05-10

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:California Institute of Technology

Candidate:Lee, Woh-jer

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GTID:1461390014481976

Subject:Geology

Abstract/Summary:

Phase equilibrium experiments have been conducted in several silicate-carbonate systems to 2.5 GPa in order to understand the magmatic processes involved in the generation of carbonatite complexes. The studied phase fields were intersected by SiO...

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Silicate-carbonate systems

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