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Sekanina Josef, Wyart Jean. Sur la stilbite. In: Bulletin de la Société française de Minéralogie, volume 59, 6-8, 1936. pp.
Sekanina, Josef, Wyart, Jean
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THERMAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF STILBITE
Stilbite samples from two localities were examined. Preliminary D.T.A. and T.G.A. investigations to 1 400 °C were followed by high temperature diffractometry.
F. Aumento
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Morphological Evolution of Metal-Organic Frameworks into Hedrite, Sheaf and Spherulite Superstructures with Localized Different Coloration. [PDF]
The hyperbranched metal‐organic superstructures reported here exhibit diverse morphologies, including hedrites, sheafs, and spherulites. These structures are formed via non‐crystallographic branching, which represents a distinct growth mechanism typically observed in many materials and is being reported for the first time in metal‐organic frameworks ...
Malik N +8 more
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Abstract Fault rock petrology exerts an important influence on the permeability structure and mechanical properties of fault zones. Slip‐related deformation on upper‐crustal faults in basaltic rocks is closely associated with fluid‐rock interaction, altering the distribution of physical properties within the fault.
Bob Bamberg +3 more
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Spectral Characterization of Parent Soils From Globally Important Dust Aerosol Entrainment Regions
Abstract We investigated the variation in the mineralogical composition of surface soil samples from a wide range of atmospheric dust aerosol generating regions. These soils likely have mineral compositions similar to dust aerosols. We measured the visible, shortwave infrared (VSWIR) and long wave infrared (LWIR) reflectance spectra, as well as LWIR ...
Mohammad R. Sadrian +3 more
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Metamorphism and Deformation on Subduction Interfaces: 2. Petrological and Tectonic Implications
Abstract The compositional range of ∼2,000 marine sediments and ∼19,000 oceanic igneous rocks is encapsulated by a set of 12 sedimentary and 10 mafic rock compositions, allowing computation of phase relationships on P‐T paths along subduction interfaces. These are described economically by a partitioning analysis, which connects the mineral assemblages
Andrew J. Smye, Philip C. England
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Simplified Automatic Atmospheric Correction for THEMIS Infrared Data
Abstract Thermal infrared spectral data from the Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) on Mars Odyssey can provide diagnostic information to characterize Martian surface compositions. Accurately isolating the atmospheric contribution from the thermal radiance of THEMIS data is essential for surface mineralogy analysis.
Cheng Ye +3 more
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