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The Perthitic Textures In Many Granites' Alkali Feldspars Can Be Seen With The Naked Eye
The Perthitic Textures In Many Granites' Alkali Feldspars Can Be Seen With The Naked Eye
Only in situations with higher temperatures do intermediate compositions of the

Only in situations with higher temperatures do intermediate compositions of the alkali feldspars arise because potassium and sodium F are not perfectly miscible in the melt at low temperatures. At the highest temperatures, sanidine is stable, while at the lowest, microcline. Due to the exsolution of different alkali F compositions during the cooling of an intermediate composition, perthite is a typical texture in alkali Feldspar. With the naked eye, one can discern the perthitic textures in the alkali F of many granites. While cryptoperthitic textures can only be viewed using an electron microscope, microperthitic textures can be seen in crystals using a light microscope. Tetrahedra made of aluminosilicate serve as the foundation for F crystal structure. An aluminium or silicon ion is surrounded by four oxygen ions to form each tetrahedron. Each A neighbouring tetrahedron shares an oxygen ion to create a three-dimensional network.

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