Fluids in the Earth's Crust: Their Significance in Metamorphic, Tectonic, and Chemical Transport Processes, Volume 1Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company, 1978 - 383 pages Fluids In The Earth's Crust ... |
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VOLATILE SPECIES IN MINERALS | 47 |
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albite aqueous assemblages barrier basaltic brucite calcite carbonate chemical chloride cm³ complex composition compression confining pressure consider constant country rock crust crystal curve decrease deformation dehydration reactions density deposits depth develop diapirs differential stress diffusion dissolved dolomite Effective Stress environment equilibrium experimental facies failure fault flow fluid inclusions fluid pressure fold Fyfe gases geothermal gradient granulite hydrated hydraulic fracture igneous increase indicated in Fig infer intrusion kaolinite kbar kyanite limestone liquid magma magnetite material mechanism melting metamorphic metamorphic rocks migration minerals natural fluids occur ocean pelitic periclase permeability phase plagioclase pore pore-fluid pressure porosity processes quartz result rock types salt sedimentary sediments shear stress shown in Fig silica sillimanite SiO2 solid Solnhofen limestone solubility solution species specimen strain rate strength sulphides surface tectonic temperature tensile thickness tion veins vertical volatile volume water pressure zeolite zone