Diamond Fracturing Around Inclusions Distorts Formation Pressure Estimates
Minor fracturing around olivine inclusions causes partial pressure loss that can lead to significant underestimations of diamond formation pressures.
Minor fracturing around olivine inclusions causes partial pressure loss that can lead to significant underestimations of diamond formation pressures.
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