Electrochemical geothermometer: A possible new method of geothermometry with electro-conductive minerals

Economic Geology
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Abstract

It was demonstrated with artificially processed sulfides that the minimum temperature of equilibration of a pair of electro-conductive minerals can be determined electrochemically. The procedure consists of setting up an electrochemical cell with the mineral electrodes and a suitable electrolyte, changing the temperature of the cell slowly in a furnace, and finding the temperature at which the emf of the cell becomes zero. The experimental results strongly suggest that this electrochemical method could be used as a new method of geothermometry

Publication type Article
Publication Subtype Journal Article
Title Electrochemical geothermometer: A possible new method of geothermometry with electro-conductive minerals
Series title Economic Geology
DOI 10.2113/gsecongeo.60.4.812
Volume 60
Issue 4
Year Published 1965
Language English
Publisher Society of Economic Geologists
Description 7 p.
First page 812
Last page 818
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