On TEM Method for Studying Ringwoodite with High-pressure Phase Minerals in Naturally Shocked Meteorites
Ye Tao
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Ye Tao
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This paper observes the shapes of high-pressure phase minerals in naturally shocked meteorites in Suizhou and carries out electronic diffraction analysis by using transmission electron telescope—TEM,and finds some new high-pressure minerals and assemblages in naturally shocked meteorites… Ringwoodite(high-pressure multishaped olivine) including multi-crystal collective shaped Ringwoodite,crystallization Ringwoodite,fibre and glass Ringwoodite,and etc.And these different high-pressure phases in naturally shocked meteorites indicate that only under some special conditions of pressure and temperature can it form new high-pressure minerals and assemblages.These results are very significant for exploring inner composition of the deep earth and the shock metamorphism.
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This paper observes the shapes of high-pressure phase minerals in naturally shocked meteorites in Suizhou and carries out electronic diffraction analysis by using transmission electron telescope—TEM,and finds some new high-pressure minerals and assemblages in naturally shocked meteorites… Ringwoodite(high-pressure multishaped olivine) including multi-crystal collective shaped Ringwoodite,crystallization Ringwoodite,fibre and glass Ringwoodite,and etc.And these different high-pressure phases in naturally shocked meteorites indicate that only under some special conditions of pressure and temperature can it form new high-pressure minerals and assemblages.These results are very significant for exploring inner composition of the deep earth and the shock metamorphism.
Key concepts: Ringwoodite, Meteorite, Shock metamorphism, Olivine, Geology, Earth (classical element), Mineral, Phase (matter)