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Routledge - Magmas, Rocks and Planetary Development Book

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Description

Explore the complex world of volcanic activity and magmatic processes with this comprehensive survey from Routledge. While volcanic activity is common throughout the Solar System, the specific sequences of magmatic processes within active planets are often less understood. This book bridges that gap by providing a detailed exposition of igneous rocks, magmas, and volcanic eruptions. By bringing together magnetic and volcanic data from various tectonic settings and different planets, this text offers a clear explanation of how these diverse elements fit together. Readers will find a systematic examination of the composition, origin, and evolution of common igneous rocks. Additionally, the book explores rare magnetic rocks that play a role in global magma and igneous rock systems. This resource is an essential addition for those studying the geological development of planets and the fundamental mechanics of igneous systems.

Key Features

Provides a detailed exposition of igneous rocks, magmas, and volcanic eruptions to help readers understand planetary processes.

Integrates magnetic and volcanic data from different tectonic settings and various planets for a comprehensive perspective.

Offers a systematic examination of the composition, origin, and evolution of common igneous rocks.

Covers rare magnetic rocks that play a role in global magma and igneous rock systems.

Explains how diverse geological data points fit together to describe planetary development.

Product Specifications

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Format
Paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 April 1997
Listed Since
14 December 2006

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