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Geochemistry International. 60:724-747
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Geochemistry International. 60:537-550
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Geochemistry International. 60:325-344
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Geochemistry International. 59:243-263
The paper summarizes data on germanium and gallium concentrations in natural magmatic melts as follows from analyses of mineral-hosted inclusions and quench glasses in volcanic rocks. Germanium concentrations in melts vary from 0.96 to 17.6 ppm (1472
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Geochemistry International. 59:139-155
Melt inclusions were investigated in the minerals of dacite tephra of the largest Holocene eruption (7900 years) of Khangar volcano, Sredinny Range of Kamchatka. Melt compositions correspond to rhyolite (SiO2 = 70–77 wt %, Na2O+K2O = 6–7 wt %) wi
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Geochemistry International. 58:271-290
The mean concentrations of volatiles, major, and trace elements are estimated in the magmatic melts of Kamchatka based on an our database that includes analyses of melt inclusions and quenched glasses of rocks for 75 elements (the database comprised
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Geochemistry International. 58:128-150
Autor:
V. B. Naumov, Alexander Romanko, P. Yu. Plechov, N. A. Imamverdiyev, Anna Balashova, V. Yu. Prokofiev
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Доклады Академии наук. 485:614-618
The inclusions of a silicate melt were investigated in quartz insets of the extrusive rhyolite collected at Bazman Cenozoic volcano (Iran) and associated with the process of recent subduction. Low temperatures of the silicate melt along with high con
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Геохимия. 64:395-408
As a continuation of our previous study, we estimated the mean contents of volatile, major, and trace components in silicic (>66 wt % SiO2) magmatic melts from main terrestrial geodynamic settings on the basis of our database, which includes (as of m
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Геохимия. 64:237-262
This paper presents the results of a study of melt inclusions in plagioclase, amphibole and pyroxene from Ichinsky volcano’s tephras of different age. Two types of melts have been identified, distinguished by different concentrations of potassium (