10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PNEUMATOLYSIS»
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Hydrothermal. alteration. and. pneumatolysis. The water and other volatiles left
towards the end of magma crystallization may react with the newly formed
igneous rock or with the surrounding country rock, e.g. hydrothermal fluids (hot.
watery ...
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A Study of the Magmatic Sulfid Ores
Vogt evidently assumes that high-temperature deposits formed by min- eralizers
must be accompanied by destructive pneumatolysis. In this regard it is interesting
to note that Vogt's early studies led him to suggest a "combination magmatic ...
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The Facts on File Dictionary of Earth Science
2. Tourmalinization. The boron pneumatolysis of granitic rocks results in the
growth of TOURMALINE at the expense of feldspar and biotite. The rock,
luxullianite, contains radiating aggregates of black tourmaline but some feldspar
survives.
Jacqueline Smith, John O. E. Clark, Stella E. Stiegeler, 2009
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Sborník geologický vĕd: Loz̆isková geologie
Historical Introduction The author of the term pneumatolysis was P. BUNSEN (
1851) who applied it to describe the action of steam and acid gases on solid rock
during the recent volcanic activity in Island. This means the terms “pneumatolytic”
...
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McGraw-Hill encyclopedia of science and technology
FPL- GTR-99, USDA Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory, 1997.
Pneumatolysis The alteration of rocks or crystallization of minerals by gases or
supercritical fluids (genetically termed magmatic fluids) derived from solidifying
magma.
McGraw-Hill Book Company, 2002
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Bulletin of the National Research Council
The suggestion is made that pneumatolysis causes a rearrangement of
accessory mineral molecules, giving a new set in the altered rock. Thus biotite (
containing considerable titania), ilmenite, magnetite, apatite, zircon, monazite,
sphene, ...
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United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
The hypothesis of deposition solely through that type of pneumatolysis which is
characterized by fluorine, chlorine and boron minerals is not substantiated in
Bingham by the association of beryl, axinite, tourmaline, topaz, fluorite (except in
one ...
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The Natural History of Igneous Rocks
Some indications of a like sequence have already been noted in pneumatolysis
under plutonic conditions. The later stages of solfataric activity may be continued
long after the cessation of vulcanicity in the narrower sense. Thus, the rhyolites ...
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Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
The hypothesis of deposition solely through that type of pneumatolysis which is
characterized by fluorine, chlorine and boron minerals is not substantiated in
Bingham by the association of beryl, axinite, tourmaline, topaz, fluorite (except in
one ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1905
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Geology of the Bristow Quadrangle, Creek County, Oklahoma: ...
The phenocrysts of albite evidently resisted metamorphism more effectually than
the other constituents and have survived both the dynamic disturbance (though
some are cracked and broken) and the Jurasside pneumatolysis, even though ...
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