Based on bowen's reaction series, which two minerals are not likely to be found together?

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Randy Raymond

11 January, 18:06

Based on bowen's reaction series, which two minerals are not likely to be found together?

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Bowen's Reaction Series arguments that there are commonly taking place mineral assemblages (founded on similar temperatures of formation or crystallization). For example, quartz and olivine (at least the magnesium-rich variation) are not expected to happen together as an equilibrium assemblage.