Sentence examples for assemblage of mineral from inspiring English sources
Metallogenic province, geographic area characterized by a particular assemblage of mineral deposits, or by a distinctive style of mineralization.
The characteristic feature of the Prairie Pothole Region is a complex assemblage of mineral soil wetlands embedded in the dominantly agricultural landscape.
Saussuritization, process by which calcium-bearing plagioclase feldspar is altered to a characteristic assemblage of minerals called saussurite; the typical assemblage formed includes zoisite, chlorite, amphibole, and carbonates.
Replacement deposit, in geology, mineral deposit formed by chemical processes that dissolve a rock and deposit a new assemblage of minerals in its place.
(3) In the generalized composite approach to surface complexation modeling, an average, generic surface site (SOH) is used to represent adsorption onto the complex assemblage of minerals in field samples.
Other experimental methods include study of the transformation of solids at high temperatures and pressures to yield specific minerals or assemblages of minerals.
The relative humidity at which salts deliquesce is dependent on temperature and is characteristic to each salt mineral or assemblage of salt minerals.
A mineral deposit that is sufficiently rich to be worked at a profit is called an ore deposit, and in an ore deposit the assemblage of ore minerals plus gangue is called the ore.
The original high-temperature granite was altered to form the low-temperature clay minerals and limonite; there are consequently two distinct assemblages present in the rock: the high-temperature orthoclase-albite-quartz-biotite assemblage and the low-temperature assemblage of clay minerals and limonite.
Such experimental melts are petrologically buffered by the multiphase assemblage of residued minerals under HP to UHP conditions.
The assemblage of hydrothermal minerals identified in all samples comprised quartz, plagioclase, cristobalite, alunite, gypsum, kaolinite, smectite, and pyrite.
