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Definition of exsolution texture

A general term for the texture of any mineral aggregate or intergrowth formed by exsolution. It is generally fairly homogeneous, ranging from perthitic to geometrically regular.

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Bornite and chalcocite
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Unnamed Pd compounds
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Hematite in magnetie
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Bornite and chalcocite
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Unnamed Pd compounds
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Hematite in magnetie
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Bornite and chalcocite
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Unnamed Pd compounds
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Hematite in magnetie


See Also: eutectic texture

Ref: AGI


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