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Roedder, Edwin. "Frontmatter". Fluid inclusions, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 1984, pp. I-I. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501508271-fm

Roedder, E. (1984). Frontmatter. In Fluid inclusions (pp. I-I). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501508271-fm

Roedder, E. 1984. Frontmatter. Fluid inclusions. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, pp. I-I. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501508271-fm

Roedder, Edwin. "Frontmatter" In Fluid inclusions, I-I. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 1984. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501508271-fm

Roedder E. Frontmatter. In: Fluid inclusions. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter; 1984. p.I-I. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501508271-fm

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter I
REVIEWS in MINERALOGY II
FOREWORD III
CONTENTS/ ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS BOOK IV
PREFACE and ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V
CHAPTER 1. Introduction to fluid inclusions 1
CHAPTER 2. The origin of inclusions 11
CHAPTER 3. Changes in inclusions after trapping 47
CHAPTER 4. Nondestructive methods of determination of inclusion composition 79
CHAPTER 5. Destructive methods of determination of inclusion composition 109
CHAPTER 6. Inclusion sample selection, preparation, petrography, and photography 149
CHAPTER 7. Inclusion measurements -- heating, cooling, decrepitation, and crushing 181
CHAPTER 8. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - compositional data on liquid and gas inclusions 221
CHAPTER 9. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - temperature, pressure and density at trapping 251
CHAPTER 10. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - metastability 291
CHAPTER 11. Sedimentary environments 305
CHAPTER 12. Low- to medium-grade metamorphic environments 337
CHAPTER 13. Medium- to high-grade metamorphic environments 361
CHAPTER 14. Intrusive rock and pegmatitic environments 381
CHAPTER 15. Ore deposition environments 413
CHAPTER 16. Extrusive rock and volcanic environments 473
CHAPTER 17. Upper mantle environments 503
CHAPTER 18. Extraterrestrial environments 533
CHAPTER 19. Future of inclusion studies 571
SUBJECT INDEX 585
LOCALITY INDEX 591
REFERENCES 595

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Frontmatter I
REVIEWS in MINERALOGY II
FOREWORD III
CONTENTS/ ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS BOOK IV
PREFACE and ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V
CHAPTER 1. Introduction to fluid inclusions 1
CHAPTER 2. The origin of inclusions 11
CHAPTER 3. Changes in inclusions after trapping 47
CHAPTER 4. Nondestructive methods of determination of inclusion composition 79
CHAPTER 5. Destructive methods of determination of inclusion composition 109
CHAPTER 6. Inclusion sample selection, preparation, petrography, and photography 149
CHAPTER 7. Inclusion measurements -- heating, cooling, decrepitation, and crushing 181
CHAPTER 8. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - compositional data on liquid and gas inclusions 221
CHAPTER 9. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - temperature, pressure and density at trapping 251
CHAPTER 10. Interpretation and utilization of inclusion measurements - metastability 291
CHAPTER 11. Sedimentary environments 305
CHAPTER 12. Low- to medium-grade metamorphic environments 337
CHAPTER 13. Medium- to high-grade metamorphic environments 361
CHAPTER 14. Intrusive rock and pegmatitic environments 381
CHAPTER 15. Ore deposition environments 413
CHAPTER 16. Extrusive rock and volcanic environments 473
CHAPTER 17. Upper mantle environments 503
CHAPTER 18. Extraterrestrial environments 533
CHAPTER 19. Future of inclusion studies 571
SUBJECT INDEX 585
LOCALITY INDEX 591
REFERENCES 595