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October 01, 1997
Pressure-induced amorphization of minerals; a review
Pascal Richet;
Pascal Richet
Institut de Physique du Globe, Laboratoire des Geomateriaux, Paris, France
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European Journal of Mineralogy (1997) 9 (5): 907–933.
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Pascal Richet, Philippe Gillet; Pressure-induced amorphization of minerals; a review. European Journal of Mineralogy 1997;; 9 (5): 907–933. doi:
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