Deep structure of the lithosphere beneath the territory of Bulgaria

Summary Teleseismic P residuals calculated for waves arriving from various azimuths and angles of incidence, and a 3-D inversion of the residuals provided the basis for characterizing the uppermost mantle structure beneath Bulgaria. The Moesian Platform and the Rhodopean Massif are two different blocks characterized by a lithosphere thickness of about 130–140 km with a zone of lithosphere thinning along their contact. Both units have opposite patterns of the directional dependence of relatively high and low P velocities. This directional dependence is interpreted by dipping anisotropic structures in the subcrustal lithosphere, which probably represent remnants of paleosubductions of an old oceanic lithosphere.

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Greisenization (a review)

Greisenisation is a postmagmatic process associated with the origin of leucocratic high silica granites. In its course feldspars and Fe-micas are decomposed. The changes caused by greisenisation in various rock types are discussed and the data on the nature of greisenising fluids are summarized.

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Zusammenfassung Vergreisung ist ein postmagmatischer Vorgang, der mit der Entstehung leukokrater SiO₂-reicher Granite verbunden ist. In seinem Verlauf sind Feldspäte und Fe-Glimmer zersetzt. Die Auswirkung von Vergreisung auf verschiedene Gesteinstypen sowie der Charakter der vergreisenden Fluide wird diskutiert.

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Résumé La greisénisation est un processus postmagmatique associé à la formation des leucogranites riches en silice. Au cours de ce processus, les feldspaths et les micas ferreux sont décomposés. La note discute les modifications apportées par la greisénisation dans les roches de diverses natures; elle résume les données relatives à la nature des fluides responsables du phénomène.

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Diurnal asymmetry of radio wave absorption on anomalous winter days

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Temperature-time dependence of the electrical conductivity of garnets

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The IMF structure effects in vernal and autumnal midlatitude ionosphere

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A simple model of a building cumulus cloud

Summary A model of a building cumulus structure is described. The one-stage model published in[1] was used to describe ascent of two cloudy parcels that a cloud is supposed to be formed of. The other ascent is assumed to take place after the first cloud element sinks back as a result of evaporative cooling. The numerical results and their evaluation are given for various rates of mixing at the cloud top level of the first cloud volume.     

Dissolution of secondary copper sulphides using complex-forming agents (EDTA,EDA). Part II: Chalcocite dissolution in EDTA and EDA

This work is immediate continuation of Part I, using an identical method and evaluation for kinetic studies. The systems chalcocite-ethylene diamine tetra-acetic acid and chalcocite-ethylene diamine were studied. It was necessary to refine the geometrical model method for chalcocite in order to establish dissolution kinetics of polydispersions. This work confirms that chalcocite leaching proceeds through covellite even in the medium of complex-forming agents and kinetic equations for both leaching stages were evaluated with an attempt at physical interpretation.