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Peretyazhko, Igor S., Savina, Elena A. (2023) Melting Processes of Pelitic Rocks in Combustion Metamorphic Complexes of Mongolia: Mineral Chemistry, Raman Spectroscopy, Formation Conditions of Mullite, Silicate Spinel, Silica Polymorphs, and Cordierite-Group Minerals. Geosciences, 13 (12) 377 doi:10.3390/geosciences13120377

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TitleMelting Processes of Pelitic Rocks in Combustion Metamorphic Complexes of Mongolia: Mineral Chemistry, Raman Spectroscopy, Formation Conditions of Mullite, Silicate Spinel, Silica Polymorphs, and Cordierite-Group Minerals
JournalGeosciences
AuthorsPeretyazhko, Igor S.Author
Savina, Elena A.Author
Year2023 (December 11)Volume13
Issue12
PublisherMDPI AG
DOIdoi:10.3390/geosciences13120377Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePeretyazhko, Igor S., Savina, Elena A. (2023) Melting Processes of Pelitic Rocks in Combustion Metamorphic Complexes of Mongolia: Mineral Chemistry, Raman Spectroscopy, Formation Conditions of Mullite, Silicate Spinel, Silica Polymorphs, and Cordierite-Group Minerals. Geosciences, 13 (12) 377 doi:10.3390/geosciences13120377
Plain TextPeretyazhko, Igor S., Savina, Elena A. (2023) Melting Processes of Pelitic Rocks in Combustion Metamorphic Complexes of Mongolia: Mineral Chemistry, Raman Spectroscopy, Formation Conditions of Mullite, Silicate Spinel, Silica Polymorphs, and Cordierite-Group Minerals. Geosciences, 13 (12) 377 doi:10.3390/geosciences13120377
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