basalt glass

basalt glass

[bə′sȯlt ‚glas]
(geology)
tachylite
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and Lin, J., 2003, Low [sup.3]He/[sup.4]He ratios in basalt glasses from the western Southwest Indian Ridge (10[degrees]-24[degrees]E): Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.
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