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Evolution of Magmatic and Diamond-Forming Systems of the Earth's Lower Mantle

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This book sheds valuable new light on the genetic mineralogy of lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals. It presents groundbreaking experimental results revealing the melting relations of ultrabasic and basic associations and a physicochemical peritectic mechanism of their evolution.
 
The experimental investigations included here reveal the key multicomponent, multiphase oxide-silicate-carbonate-carbon parental media for lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals. Consequently, readers will find extensive information on the diamond-parental oxide-silicate-carbonate-carbon melts-solutions that supplement the general features of lower-mantle diamond genesis and the most efficient ultrabasic-basic evolution. The experimental results on physicochemical aspects, combined with analytical mineralogy data, make it possible to create a generalized composition diagram of the diamond-parental melts-solutions, there by completing the mantle-carbonatite concept for the genesis of lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals.

This book addresses the needs of all researchers studying the Earth's deepest structure, super-deep mineral formation including diamonds, and magmatic evolution.



List of contents

Chemical and phase composition of  lower mantle of the Earth: analytical and experimental data.- Experimental methods and techniques.- Evolution of the native lower mantle systems.- Evolution of the lower mantle diamond-forming system.- Diamond-forming efficiency of oxide-silicate-carbonate-carbon systems at the conditions of the Earth lower mantle.- Model of diamond formation at conditions of the Earth lower mantle.


Summary

This book sheds valuable new light on the genetic mineralogy of lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals. It presents groundbreaking experimental results revealing the melting relations of ultrabasic and basic associations and a physicochemical peritectic mechanism of their evolution.
 
The experimental investigations included here reveal the key multicomponent, multiphase oxide-silicate-carbonate-carbon parental media for lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals. Consequently, readers will find extensive information on the diamond-parental oxide-silicate-carbonate-carbon melts-solutions that supplement the general features of lower-mantle diamond genesis and the most efficient ultrabasic-basic evolution. The experimental results on physicochemical aspects, combined with analytical mineralogy data, make it possible to create a generalized composition diagram of the diamond-parental melts-solutions, there by completing the mantle-carbonatite concept for the genesis of lower-mantle diamonds and syngenetic minerals.

This book addresses the needs of all researchers studying the Earth’s deepest structure, super-deep mineral formation including diamonds, and magmatic evolution.

Product details

Authors Yuriy A Litvin, Yuriy A. Litvin, Anna Spivak, Anna V Spivak, Anna V. Spivak
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2018
 
EAN 9783030087197
ISBN 978-3-0-3008719-7
No. of pages 95
Dimensions 155 mm x 6 mm x 235 mm
Weight 180 g
Illustrations XII, 95 p. 39 illus.
Series Springer Geology
Subjects Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Geosciences > Geology

Geophysik, Geochemie, B, Geophysics, Petrologie (Gesteinskunde), Petrografie und Mineralogie, geology, Earth and Environmental Science, Solid Earth Sciences, Mineralogy, Earth Sciences, Mineral Resources, Chemistry of minerals, crystals & gems, Geochemistry, Geophysics/Geodesy

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