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Harshvardhan Sharma posted an Question
January 02, 2021 • 23:50 pm
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- IIT JAM
- Geology (GG)
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Where can I read more about this diagram?
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Saurabh 1
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This question is from JAM 2019(MSQ) to get idea about these plots, refer JD winter, that's where you will get to know more about various binary and ternary phase diagrams.. But if you want to learn about this diagram mainly, then go through the book of igneous petrology by Anthony Philpotts(i personally have seen this exact phase diagram in this book and they have used alkemade line concept to solve this question and to get idea about the thermal maximum and minimum)....
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Rahul kumar
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This phase diagram is associated with basalt tetrahedron. You can read in detail about this topic in chapter 8 or 9 (if I am correct) of J D WINTER'S book.
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Rahul kumar Best Answer
Answer: You can read more about this Diagram in J D Winter's igneous petrology book. These ternary diagrams are not much important for JAM exam. Two components system and basics of three components system are mainly important for JAM exam.
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sir,this question came in 2019,and I can't find about this in Winter,can you tell me in which topic is it in the book.
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Himanshu
You could take help from Igneous and metamorphic Peterology book by Philpotts. Winter's book doesn't have this diagram and it's descriptions are not upto the mark...