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High-temperature wood silicification: constraints from fluid and carbonaceous inclusions in quartz from Qitai, NW China. [PDF]

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Liu W, Shi G, Zhou Z, Qin L, Li X, Quan X, Yuan Y, Häger T, Jantschke A, Botcharnikov R.   +9 more
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Using Raman 3D Mapping to Work Towards Identifying Mineral Phases in Fluid Inclusions

, 2013
Thomas Rodemann, Vadim S. Kamenetsky
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Diversity and inclusion in the minerals industry

, 2018
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Diversity and Inclusion in the Minerals Industry (DIMI)

, 2020
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Mineral inclusions in diamond and their geological significance

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Mineral inclusion assemblage and detrital zircon provenance

Chemical Geology, 2018
Abstract Mineral inclusions are common in magmatic zircon and a potentially rich source of petrologic information. Controls on the relative proportions of inclusion phases, specifically early-crystallizing minerals such as apatite and late-crystallizing phases such as quartz, K-feldspar, and muscovite, have not been systematically studied.
Elizabeth A. Bell, Patrick Boehnke, T. Mark Harrison, Matthew M. Wielicki   +3 more
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Mineral Inclusions in Lithospheric Diamonds

Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry, 2022
Initially, it may seem extremely daunting to be sitting in front of several thousand carats of small diamonds, knowing that the likelihood of finding a diamond with a meaningful inclusion is about 1% of that parcel.
Thomas Stachel, Sonja Aulbach, Jeffrey W. Harris   +2 more
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Inclusion shape, mineral texture and liberation

International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1989
Abstract The effect of an ore's texture on liberation was explored using simplified texture models composed by a continuous phase and an inclusional phase with different geometric aspects of the inclusions. Unexpectedly, a parameter called the “textural rank” was developed that may be useful for a quantitative characterization of the rock's textures.
Gianfranco Ferrara, Ugo Preti, Thomas P. Meloy   +2 more
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Origin, properties, and structure of breyite: The second most abundant mineral inclusion in super-deep diamonds

American Mineralogist, 2020
Earth’s lower mantle most likely mainly consists of ferropericlase, bridgmanite, and a CaSiO3- phase in the perovskite structure. If separately trapped in diamonds, these phases can be transported to Earth’s surface without reacting with the surrounding ...
F. Brenker, F. Nestola, Lion Brenker, L. Peruzzo, Jeffrey W. Harris   +4 more
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Aleutite [Cu5O2](AsO4)(VO4)·(Cu0.5□0.5)Cl, a new complex salt-inclusion mineral with Cu2+ substructure derived from a Kagome-net

Mineralogical magazine, 2019
Aleutite, ideally [Cu5O2](AsO4)(VO4)·(Cu0.5□0.5)Cl, was found in the Yadovitaya fumarole of the Second scoria cone of the Great Fissure Tolbachik eruption, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia.
O. Siidra, E. Nazarchuk, A. Agakhanov, Y. Polekhovsky   +3 more
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