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The volumetric properties of silicate liquids: Dilatometric and spectroscopic studies

Posted on:1995-04-26Degree:Ph.DType:Dissertation
University:Stanford UniversityCandidate:Fiske, Peter SewellFull Text:PDF
GTID:1471390014991592Subject:Geochemistry
Abstract/Summary:
have developed a high-temperature volume dilatometer for the precise measurement of thermal expansion of silicate liquids at high temperature. This device uses liquid tin to transmit volume changes to a series of electrical contacts. Measurements can be carried out from 250;I have studied the effect of temperature on the bonding and dynamical processes in MgO using high-temperature ;I have studied the structural role of magnesium in silicate liquids using high-T NMR. Magnesium is a constituent of natural silicate liquids, and there is evidence that Mg may occupy different coordination environments in the liquid. The...
Keywords/Search Tags:Silicate liquids
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