Semibrittle deformation and partial melting of perthitic K-feldspar: An experimental study

An experimental study of bacterially induced dissolution of K-feldspar

It is often assumed that physical and chemical processes determine the geochemical budgets of base cations on the earth's surface. Little or no consideration has been given to microbial processes despite the abundance of micro-organisms in surface and sub-surface environments (e.g. 106-109 bacteria cells/cm 3 in soils) combined with their ability to excrete a wide range of organic acids and che...

Leucite-Na-feldspar incompatibility: an experimental study

Phase relations at atmospheric pressure in the pseudobinary join KA1Si206 (Lc)NaA1Si3Os(Ab) and in the pseudoternary join Lc-Ab-CaA12Si2Os(An) indicate that leucite is incompatible with Na-feldspar. In the former join leucite can exist with an alkali feldspar of maximum albite content Ab54. In the Lc-Ab--An join, leucite only coexists with ternary feldspars with high An contents (approximately ...

Partial Melting of Type 1 Chondrule Precursor Aggregates: an Experimental and Petrographic Study

an investigation about the relationship between insurance lines and economic growth; the case study of iran

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A Study of Na/K Feldspar Solid Solution Using Statistical Mechanics

Thermal behavior of various solid feldspars are different, namely those of bivalent cations show no change in the distribution of Al and Si atoms, whereas feldspars of univalent cations become more disordered with raising temperature. In the latter case Al atoms migrate from the sites they occupe at low temperatures and interchange positions with the Si atoms. At high temperatures (but stil...