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The principal morphogenetic characteristics of kimberlite indicator minerals
The article provides information on the morphology and morphogenesis of minerals from kimberlites and their scattering halos. The principal morphogenetic characteristics of the main kimberlite indicator minerals are discussed in detail.
Khmelkov A. M., Chuguevskaya E. A.
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Experimental modeling of diamond dissolution in kimberlite within crustal cumulative centers
The main stages within the chemically active history of diamond genesis are proposed, from the upper-mantle chambers to the explosive ejections of diamonds and kimberlite material from cumulative centers to the surface. The paper focuses on the pre-final
Anastasiya V. Kuzyura +2 more
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Kimberlite weathering : mineralogy and mechanism [PDF]
Thesis (PhD (Metallurgical Engineering))--University of Pretoria, 2006.The aim of this study was to arrive at a fundamental understanding of kimberlite weathering and of factors which affect the rate and extent of weathering.
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Magmatic volatiles (H2O, CO2, F, Cl) and the timing of fluid exsolution have implications for kimberlite melt composition, eruption and preservation of diamonds.
Milligan, Rachel S.
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Relevance and purpose of the study. For the first time the geological literature on diamond provides a comparison of the latest data on diamond synthesis and hypothesis of kimberlite pipe formation.
Konstantin Khazanovitch-Wulff
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Volatiles drive kimberlite volcanism
International audienceKimberlite melts are primary carriers of mantle-derived carbon and hydrogen, playing an important role in the Earth's deep carbon cycle and diamond transport.
Davis, Anne, H +3 more
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Kimberlite ash: Fact or fiction
Kimberlite pipes represent the conduits and vents of eroded volcanoes and are commonly filled with both coherent and volcaniclastic kimberlite including pyroclastic deposits, resulting from explosive volcanic eruptions.
Porritt, L. A. +3 more
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The purpose of the research is to select appropriate agents for regulating the oil receptivity of diamond and kimberlite mineral surfaces in the conditioning of diamond-kimberlite products prior to their beneficiation by froth flotation and X-ray ...
V. A. Chanturiya +3 more
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Kimberlite Crystallization and Emplacement Through the Lens of Mantle-Derived Ilmenite and Chromite
Kimberlites, the primary hosts of diamond deposits, are enigmatic igneous rocks derived from the mantle and emplaced into cratons. There is still limited understanding of their origin and formation.
Fairhurst, Lydia
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Kimberlite magmas are in many aspects unusual compared to other terrestrial magmatic liquids. They are very rare and occur in small volumes, but their intimate relationships with diamonds make them invaluable to the scientific and exploration communities.
Vadim Kamenetsky (14740705) +2 more
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