Generalized Titanomagnetite in Hawaiian Volcanic Rocks

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1964-04

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A ferromagnetic oxide mineral with spinel structure was separated from Hawaiian volcanic rocks ranging from basalt to trachyte. The chemical compositions of all the specimens have been arranged on an oxygen reaction line, and can safely be interpreted as the result of a process of either oxidation or reduction of material with composition on or near this line. In the trachyte the mineral was found to be highly oxidized titanomagnemite. The composition of Hawaiian titanomagnetites is compared with that of titanomagnetites found in Japanese volcanic rocks belonging to the calc-alkali rock series.

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Katsura T. 1964. Generalized titanomagnetite in Hawaiian volcanic rocks. Pac Sci 18(2): 223-228.

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