Is the crucible reproducible? Reconciling melting experiments with thermodynamic calculations

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Is the crucible reproducible? Reconciling melting experiments with thermodynamic calculations

Experimental studies and thermodynamic modelling have advanced our understanding of partial melting in the crust and have provided a frame-work for the interpretation of migmatites, residual granulites and granites. Each approach has advantages and pitfalls, and each is more appropriate than the oth...

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Main Authors:	White, R., Stevens, G., Johnson, Tim
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Mineralogical Society of Canada 2011
Subjects:	melting experiments phase diagrams thermodynamics
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40166

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