Tourmaline growth in the border and wall zones of the Emmons pegmatite (Maine, U.S.A.): Evidence for disequilibrium crystallization and boundary layer formation

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RT @MinSocAm: American Mineralogist: Tourmaline growth in the border and wall zones of the Emmons Pegmatite (Maine, USA): Evidence for dise…

26 Apr 2024

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American Mineralogist: Tourmaline growth in the border and wall zones of the Emmons Pegmatite (Maine, USA): Evidence for disequilibrium crystallization and boundary layer formation https://t.co/9vyhakBy8q by Van der Does et al. https://t.co/O9Xvvl8Q49

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RT @PimKaskes: New paper out in @MinSocAm, brilliantly led by Laura van der Does from @KU_Leuven on the formation mechanisms of tourmalines…

03 Apr 2024

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New paper out in @MinSocAm, brilliantly led by Laura van der Does from @KU_Leuven on the formation mechanisms of tourmalines💎! And look at those nice #microXRF maps that we made @AMGC_VUB 😀🔬! @FWOVlaanderen @VUBrussel @researchvub @ClaeysVub #oregeology ht

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