Minor element content of coexistent Al 2 SiO 5 polymorphs

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1969
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Abstract
Microprobe analyses were made of coexistent Al ~2~ SiO ~5~ polymorph samples from Idaho (Hietanen, 1956) and Vermont (Woodland, 1963). Only Fe occurs in appreciable amounts. The Fe/Al values differ from sample to sample but have nearly identical ranges in all polymorphs in a given sample. Solid solution of minor elements does not appear to account for the coexistence of the polymorphs in the two areas, and the most likely explanation is probably metastable persistence during a multiphase metamorphism.
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Authors A. L. Albee, A. A. Chodos
Journal american journal of science
Year 1969
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10.2475/ajs.267.3.310
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