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Diamond genesis in a multiply-constrained model
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Haggerty, SE. (1986). Diamond genesis in a multiply-constrained model .
NATURE,
320(6057), 34-38. 10.1038/320034a0
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NATURE,
320(6057), 34-38. 10.1038/320034a0
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Haggerty, SE
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Haggerty, Stephen
abstract
Thermal cracking of primordial carbon gas species in depleted and reduced Archaean subcratonic lithosphere is proposed for the nucleation of micro- and ultramafic macrodiamonds. Growth was mainly by solid-state diffusion, although crystallization of the eclogitic diamond suite was from sulphide-immiscible melts. Lateral and vertical heterogeneities and the geometry of the lithosphere can account for a variety of second-order variables such as diamond type, colour, crystal morphology and dissolution characteristics. © 1986 Nature Publishing Group.
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December 1, 1986
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NATURE
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34
end page
38
volume
320
issue
6057