Palagonitization, which is alteration of volcanic basic glasses by seawater, transforms these glasses in clay minerals, associated with zeolites (essentially phillipsite). Chemical composition of glass, temperature and time of contact between glass and seawater are the more important factors governing the evolution of the palagonitization. For tholeites, the glass is altered to tri-, then dioctahedral smectites. At low temperature, the glass-palagonite system gains potassium and losses other elements, a part (Si, Al, Na) used to form phillipsite. If the temperature is above about 70 °C, there is no gain of potassium but probably of magnesium. The growth of authigenic minerals in veins and pores stops early the circulation of water and the a...
Abstract—Three petrographically distinct styles of altered glasses in two hyaloclastites and one hya...
lmogolite is the kinetically and thermodynamically favoured weathering product from rhyolitic volcan...
rhyolitic tephra layers near Rotorua, New Zealand, can be described interms of a combination f parab...
Palagonitization, which is alteration of volcanic basic glasses by seawater, transforms these glasse...
The importance of duration of sea-water circulation for the low-temperature alteration of the oceani...
The characteristics on which identification of palagonite is based, are reviewed. The varying chemis...
Palagonite, the first stable alteration product of basaltic glass, is an assemblage of altered glass...
Palagonite is the first stable product of volcanic glass alteration. It is a heterogeneous material,...
To understand how palagonite forms during the basaltic glass — sea-water interactions, experimental ...
The comparison between a basaltic glass and an andesitic one altered in sea-water at 90 °C leads, qu...
By low-temperature submarine alteration, basaltic glasses transform into the so-called palagonite wh...
Pleistocene glaciovolcanic eruptions occurred frequently beneath continental-scale ice sheets produc...
A synthetic glass of a basaltic composition was weathered at 90° C, on one hand in freshwater, and o...
Natural waters mainly obtain their chemical composition through chemical reactions with the surround...
Unaltered deep-sea basaltic g lasses are believed to be the best record of initial magma compositio...
Abstract—Three petrographically distinct styles of altered glasses in two hyaloclastites and one hya...
lmogolite is the kinetically and thermodynamically favoured weathering product from rhyolitic volcan...
rhyolitic tephra layers near Rotorua, New Zealand, can be described interms of a combination f parab...
Palagonitization, which is alteration of volcanic basic glasses by seawater, transforms these glasse...
The importance of duration of sea-water circulation for the low-temperature alteration of the oceani...
The characteristics on which identification of palagonite is based, are reviewed. The varying chemis...
Palagonite, the first stable alteration product of basaltic glass, is an assemblage of altered glass...
Palagonite is the first stable product of volcanic glass alteration. It is a heterogeneous material,...
To understand how palagonite forms during the basaltic glass — sea-water interactions, experimental ...
The comparison between a basaltic glass and an andesitic one altered in sea-water at 90 °C leads, qu...
By low-temperature submarine alteration, basaltic glasses transform into the so-called palagonite wh...
Pleistocene glaciovolcanic eruptions occurred frequently beneath continental-scale ice sheets produc...
A synthetic glass of a basaltic composition was weathered at 90° C, on one hand in freshwater, and o...
Natural waters mainly obtain their chemical composition through chemical reactions with the surround...
Unaltered deep-sea basaltic g lasses are believed to be the best record of initial magma compositio...
Abstract—Three petrographically distinct styles of altered glasses in two hyaloclastites and one hya...
lmogolite is the kinetically and thermodynamically favoured weathering product from rhyolitic volcan...
rhyolitic tephra layers near Rotorua, New Zealand, can be described interms of a combination f parab...