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Ternary-feldspar modeling and thermometry
American Mineralogist · 1988 · Vol. 73 · pp. 201–215
M. Fuhrman✉(Stony Brook University)D. H. Lindsley
Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysisMethane Hydrates and Related PhenomenaGeological and Geophysical StudiesFeldsparTernary operationGeologyMaterials scienceMineralogyGeochemistryMetallurgyComputer science
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