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exsolution

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exsolution [¦ek·sə′lü·shən]
(geology)
A phenomenon during which molten rock solutions separate when cooled.
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1999, Volatile exsolution at the Dinkidi Cu-Au porphyry deposit, Philippines: A melt-inclusion record of the initial ore-forming process: Geology, v.
Economic geology models 2. Melt inclusions of native silver and ... by Marshall, Dan / Geoscience Canada
Fast cooling of volcanic ash avoids exsolution of feldspar and favours the preservation of magmatic sanidine; therefore calculation of the feldspar composition according to the method proposed by Orville can be estimated as accurate.
Correlation of Telychian sections from shallow to deep sea facies in ... by Kiipli, Tarmo; Kallaste, Toivo / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
Okorusu magnetites exhibit abundant exsolutions of ulvospinel in a characteristic cloth texture, and oxidation exsolution occurred subsequently.
Occurrence of Magnetite and its Relationship to Pegmatitic ... by Transactions of the Missouri Academy of Science
 
 
 
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