High Temperature Study of Metamict Steenstrupine

Joachim Kusz; Dariusz Malczewski; Maciej Zubko; T. Häger; W. Hofmeister

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.163.253

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High Temperature Study of Metamict Steenstrupine

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Metamict minerals contain radioactive elements that degrade their crystal structure. Unlike other metamict minerals, annealing process under ambient pressure do not lead to direct recrystallization of steenstrupine.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 163)

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Joachim Kusz, Dariusz Malczewski, Maciej Zubko, T. Häger, W. Hofmeister

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Metamict Minerals, Steenstrupine

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