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High heat fluxes occurring in rift settings are expected to generate partially melted low‐pressure–high‐temperature granulites (LP–HTG). Therefore, studying these rocks can offer valuable insights into crustal reworking during extension.
Anthony Ramírez‐Salazar+4 more
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Contrasting behaviour of rare earth and major elements during partial melting in granulite facies migmatites, Wuluma Hills, Arunta Block, central Australia [PDF]
G. L. Clarke+4 more
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Microstructure and magnetization of Y-Ba-Cu-O prepared by melt quenching, partial melting and doping [PDF]
Y-Ba-Cu-O samples prepared by means of a variety of melt-based techniques exhibit high values for their magnetic properties compared with those of samples prepared by solid state sintering. These techniques include single-stage partial melting as well as
Alterescu, Sidney+5 more
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Partial melting of amphibolite to trondhjemite near Ykutat, Alaska [PDF]
At Nunatak Fiord, 55 km NE of Yakutat, Alaska, a uniform layer of Cretaceous metabasalt approximately 3 km thick was metamorphosed to amphibolite facies and locally partially melted to trondhjemite pegmatite.
Barker, F.
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Contact Partial Melting of Granitic Country Rock, Melt Segregation, and Re-injection as Dikes into Ferrar Dolerite Sills, McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica [PDF]
T. G. Hersum, B. D. Marsh, Adam C. Simon
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Partial melting of metavolcanics in amphibolite facies regional metamorphism
Alan Bruce Thompson
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Lunar igneous rocks and the nature of the lunar interior [PDF]
Lunar igneous rocks are interpreted, which can give useful information about mineral assemblages and mineral chemistry as a function of depth in the lunar interior.
Hays, J. F., Walker, D.
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