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Sarah K. Carmichael Ph.D.

Geochemistry, Petrology, and Biomineralogy -- My interests involve reactive fluid flow and mineralization in all levels of the earth's crust, in both ancient and modern environments - through regional and contact metamorphism, metasomatism at mid-ocean ridges, and through microbially mediated reactions at the earth's surface.

There are 5 included publications by Sarah K. Carmichael Ph.D.:

TitleDateViewsBrief Description
Constraining reactions between MOR vent fluids and new oceanic crust: the hydrothermal upflow zone beneath M vent, 9°50'N EPR 2008 83 Conference Abstract...
Formation of Replacement Dolomite in the Latemar Carbonate Buildup, Dolomites, Northern Italy: Part 1. Field Relations, Mineralogy, and Geochemistry 2008 207 Replacement dolomite in the Latemar carbonate buildup, northern Italy, formed when limestone was infiltrated by and reacted with Mg-rich fluid. It occurs in discrete bodies in sharp contact with unreacted limestone. The dolomite developed in a nearly...
Formation of Replacement Dolomite in the Latemar Carbonate Buildup, Dolomites, Northern Italy: Part 2. Origin of the Dolomitizing Fluid and the Amount and Duration of Fluid Flow 2008 363 Replacement dolomite in the Latemar carbonate buildup developed when limestone was infiltrated by reactive fluid. Minor-element, trace-element, and oxygen and carbon isotope compositions of dolomite and precursor limestone constrain the origin of the...
The origin of replacement dolomite, Dolomites, northern Italy: Part 1 2005 93 Conference Abstract...
The origin of replacement dolomite, Dolomites, northern Italy: Part 2 2005 72 Conference Abstract...