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Peraluminous rocks are
igneous rocks that have a
molecular proportion of
aluminium oxide higher than the
combination of
sodium oxide, pot****ium
oxide and...
- be
taken up in
feldspars (Al2O3 > CaO + K2O + Na2O) are
described as
peraluminous, and they
contain aluminum-rich
minerals such as muscovite. The average...
- (92-85 Ma)
makes up the
western edge of the
Atlanta pluton. The
Atlanta peraluminous suite (83-67 Ma)
makes up the
majority of the
Atlanta lobe that stretches...
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alteration of topaz, feldspar, kyanite, etc. It is
characteristic of
peraluminous rock, in
which the
content of
aluminum is
relatively high. In pegmatites...
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formed during caldera collapse, and a
younger resurgent metaluminous and
peraluminous granite core. "The
Salma Caldera complex,
northeastern Arabian Shield...
- on the
Comment on
Nature of
Biotites in Alkaline, Calc-alkaline and
Peraluminous Magmas". 37(5), 1031–1035. Nutman, A., Mojzsis, S., & Friend, C. (1997)...
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plagioclase relative to
mafic minerals.
Agpaitic rock
Metaluminous rock
Peraluminous rock Philpotts,
Anthony R.; Ague, Jay J. (2009).
Principles of igneous...
- K2O/Na2O >3.
Peralkaline –
rocks containing molar (K2O + Na2O)/Al2O3 >1.
Peraluminous –
rocks containing molar (K2O + Na2O + CaO)/Al2O3 <1. In
older terminology...
- lustre. It
occurs as a
product of
metamorphism of
phosphate bearing peraluminous sediments and in high-temperature
hydrothermal ore deposits. It occurs...
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peralkaline with high
proportions of
alkali elements relative to aluminum, or
peraluminous with a
higher concentration of
aluminum relative to
alkali (predominantly...
