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書(shū)目名稱(chēng)Growth, Dissolution and Pattern Formation in Geosystems影響因子(影響力)




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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92268-3he driving forces for growth are rather low — do indeed grow with flat faces. This phenomenon holds for crystals with very simple structures such as the cubic and hexagonal close-packed crystals of the elements helium, argon and krypton, growing at extremely low temperatures from their melts, and cr

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Ulrich von Alemann,Wolfgang T?nnesmannf ore minerals from hydrothermal fluids is responsible for the generation of the world’s most important class of ore deposits (Skinner, 1969). Hydrothermal systems also provide some of the most spectacular examples of naturally grown mineral ., which occasionally may reach a size of several centimet

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Zur Logik der Politikwissenschaft,on kinetics. Wallrocks may be sampled at the scale of individual beds from the intrusive contact to beyond the limit of metamorphism so that the progress of metamorphic processes may be traced from their inception to their completion. The superficially simple intrusion geometry of these dikes, appro

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Klaus Matu?ek,Hanns-Fred Rathenow under which they grew. Some crystals are faceted, for example quartz crystals; metal crystals often grow with smooth shapes, and salts and organic materials often grow with needle-like structures. Dendritic crystals, which are the subject of this paper, are also very common. Dendrites are crystals

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Analytisch theoretischer Rahmen,e mainly ceramic geocosmological record. Among the common forms are needles, plates, cells, and dendrites, together with lamellar, wavy, multidisperse and filamentary arrays. Apart from the usual disparity of time and spatial scales, the main distinctions arise from the stronger directionality of bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-37553-9 of minerals. Many silicates are also formed in combination with other elements such as magnesium, aluminium, calcium and iron and as such form many of the minerals in our rocks and soils. Weathering processes over millions of years have also resulted in the occurrence of silica (silicon dioxide) in