Mineral stability in peralkaline silicic rocks: Information from trachytes of the Menengai volcano, Kenya
Authors:
- R. MacdonaldRMR. Macdonald
- B. BagińskiB. Bagiński
- P.T. LeatPLP.T. Leat
- J.C. WhiteJWJ.C. White
- P. DzierżanowskiPDP. Dzierżanowski
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Funding Information
- University of Warsaw (BSt 1536/4 IGMiP 2010)
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