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Ŀ¼£º Preface List of mineral symbols used in this book 1 Background 1.1 Introduction 1.2 History of the examination of rocks with the microscope 1.3 How relevant is the microscope today? 1.4 Mineral identi?cation 1.5 The concept of a section 1.6 Newer techniques 1.7 Quantitative approaches 1.8 Some terms 1.9 Traditional rock groupings 1.10 Importance of evidence 1.11 Kinds of evidence used 1.12 Complexity 2 Microstructures of sedimentary rocks 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Epiclastic (¡®terrigenous¡¯) sedimentary rocks 2.3 Pyroclastic sedimentary rocks 2.4 Organic and bioclastic sedimentary rocks 2.5 Chemical sedimentary rocks 3 Microstructures of igneous rocks 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Structure of silicate melts and glasses 3.3 Crystallization (freezing) of magma: nucleation and growth 3.4 Grainsize in igneous rocks 3.5 Grain shapes in igneous rocks 3.6 Order of crystallization in igneous rocks 3.7 Distribution of minerals in igneous rocks 3.8 Mineral intergrowths in igneous rocks 3.9 Magmatic ?ow 3.10 Enclaves in igneous rocks 3.11 Compositional zoning in igneous minerals 3.12 Growth twinning in crystals in igneous rocks 3.13 Embayments 3.14 Microstructures formed by boiling (vesiculation) of magma 3.15 Liquid unmixing in magma 4 Microstructures of metamorphic rocks 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Processes controlling grain shapes in metamorphic rocks 4.3 Grainsize and porphyroblasts 4.4 Effect of ?uids on crystal faces in metamorphic rocks 4.5 Elongate and dendritic crystals in metamorphic rocks 4.6 Solid-state effects in slowly cooled igneous rocks 4.7 Growth twinning in metamorphic minerals 4.8 Transformation twinning 4.9 Exsolution 4.10 Symplectic intergrowths 4.11 Modi?cation of deformation twins, exsolution lamellae and other intergrowths 4.12 Compositional zoning in metamorphic minerals 4.13 Criteria for inferring metamorphic reactions 4.14 Distribution of minerals in metamorphic rocks 4.15 Residual microstructures in metamorphic rocks 4.16 Microstructures formed by melting of solid rocks 5 Microstructures of deformed rocks 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Experimental evidence 5.3 Deformation mechanisms 5.4 Recovery and recrystallization 5.5 Deformation of polymineral aggregates 5.6 Metamorphic reactions during deformation 5.7 Deformation partitioning 5.8 Foliations and lineations 5.9 Fluid and mass transfer in deforming rocks 5.10 Porphyroblast¨Cmatrix microstructural relationships during deformation 5.11 Deformation of partly melted rocks 5.12 Deformation in Earth¡¯s mantle Glossary of microstructural and related terms References Index µç×Ó°æÒѾÉÏ´«µ½ÍøÅÌ£¬Íû¸÷λͬÐÐÊղأ¡ http://www.namipan.com/d/A%20Pra ... 43b3cf38b2e2012a802 [ Last edited by star580 on 2010-10-3 at 20:33 ] |
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