Biosilica: Structure, function, science, technology, and inspiration

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Highlights and Breakthroughs
2. Biosilica: Structure, function, science, technology, and inspiration
4. Gypsum, bassanite, and anhydrite at Gale crater, Mars
6. Redox-induced nucleation and growth of goethite on synthetic hematite nanoparticles
8. Effect of alkalinity on sulfur concentration at sulfide saturation in hydrous basaltic andesite to shoshonite melts at 1270 °C and 1 GPa
10. Is fibrous ferrierite a potential health hazard? Characterization and comparison with fibrous erionite
12. Experimental investigation of basalt and peridotite oxybarometers: Implications for spinel thermodynamic models and Fe³⁺ compatibility during generation of upper mantle melts
14. Pressure, sulfur, and metal-silicate partitioning: The effect of sulfur species on the parameterization of experimental results
16. Analysis and visualization of vanadium mineral diversity and distribution
18. On the relative timing of listwaenite formation and chromian spinel equilibration in serpentinites
20. The dynamics of Fe oxidation in riebeckite: A model for amphiboles
22. AMFORM, a new mass-based model for the calculation of the unit formula of amphiboles from electron microprobe analyses
24. Fe-kaolinite in granite saprolite beneath sedimentary kaolin deposits: A mode of Fe substitution for Al in kaolinite
26. Kalistrontite, its occurrence, structure, genesis, and significance for the evolution of potash deposits in North Yorkshire, U.K.
28. The uppermost mantle section below a remnant proto-Philippine Sea island arc: Insights from the peridotite fragments from the Daito Ridge
29. Letter
30. Isotopic signature of core-derived SiO₂
31. Letter
32. Heat capacity measurements of CaAlSiO₄F from 5 to 850 K and its standard entropy
33. Letter
34. Trace element thermometry of garnet-clinopyroxene pairs, revisited