The crystal structures of eight natural samples belonging to the clino-zoisite-epidote series were refined. Close correlations were found between either the b cell dimension or the M 3-O bond length or the intensities of some reflections and the chemical composition of the samples (Fe3+ contents increasing in the M3 site). Some brief considerations have been made upon the possible relations between the physical and chemical conditions of formation of the host-rocks and the geometrical variations occurring in the crystal structures of the epidotes
High-resolution, quantitative imaging of epidote from the Ann Mason fault block, Yerington district,...
Abstract: Magmatic epidote and zoisite commonly occur in Cretaceous tonalite of the Hazu area in the...
One of the most striking features of epidote minerals is their ability to incorporate signifi cant a...
Summary. The various (P, T) stability fields of iron-free zoisite have been deduced for systems cont...
Despite the fact that epidote group minerals are very typical for metamorphism at very low pressure,...
A heat treatment was performed on selected epidote and clinozoisite crystals to establish the nature...
Optically and chemically zoned epidote-clinozoisite occurs as a retrograde mineral in Precambrian ma...
Summary. Epidote and clinozoisite are widely distributed in the andesitic lavas and tufts of the Bor...
Abstract: Epidote-group minerals are monoclinic in symmetry and have topology consistent with space ...
This chapter focuses mainly on modes of occurrences of zoisite, clinozoisite-epidote and piemontite ...
Numerous spectroscopic techniques have been applied to the epidote minerals to characterize their st...
Epidote was first recognized as a magmatic mineral in the alpine Bergell tonalite by Cornelius (1915...
Synthetic epidotes were produced using a Tuttle type hydrothermal vessel in the temperature range fr...
The comparative compressibility and high-pressure stability of a natural epidote (0.79 Fe-total per ...
This paper gives mineralogical characteristic of epidote from Dunje locality. Several samples of epi...
High-resolution, quantitative imaging of epidote from the Ann Mason fault block, Yerington district,...
Abstract: Magmatic epidote and zoisite commonly occur in Cretaceous tonalite of the Hazu area in the...
One of the most striking features of epidote minerals is their ability to incorporate signifi cant a...
Summary. The various (P, T) stability fields of iron-free zoisite have been deduced for systems cont...
Despite the fact that epidote group minerals are very typical for metamorphism at very low pressure,...
A heat treatment was performed on selected epidote and clinozoisite crystals to establish the nature...
Optically and chemically zoned epidote-clinozoisite occurs as a retrograde mineral in Precambrian ma...
Summary. Epidote and clinozoisite are widely distributed in the andesitic lavas and tufts of the Bor...
Abstract: Epidote-group minerals are monoclinic in symmetry and have topology consistent with space ...
This chapter focuses mainly on modes of occurrences of zoisite, clinozoisite-epidote and piemontite ...
Numerous spectroscopic techniques have been applied to the epidote minerals to characterize their st...
Epidote was first recognized as a magmatic mineral in the alpine Bergell tonalite by Cornelius (1915...
Synthetic epidotes were produced using a Tuttle type hydrothermal vessel in the temperature range fr...
The comparative compressibility and high-pressure stability of a natural epidote (0.79 Fe-total per ...
This paper gives mineralogical characteristic of epidote from Dunje locality. Several samples of epi...
High-resolution, quantitative imaging of epidote from the Ann Mason fault block, Yerington district,...
Abstract: Magmatic epidote and zoisite commonly occur in Cretaceous tonalite of the Hazu area in the...
One of the most striking features of epidote minerals is their ability to incorporate signifi cant a...