L. F. Zhang - Concepedia

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L. F. Zhang

Peking University

Also Known As

L. F. ZHANG, L. F. Zhang, Ling‐Min Zhang

Publications

400

Citations

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Peking University

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L. F. Zhang is an author at Peking University specializing in geochemistry, earth science, and geology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	400
2	Chemistry	2	2	267
3	Earth Sciences	2	2	211
4	East Asian Languages	1	1	68
5	Materials Science	1	1	93

L. F. Zhang

Publications

400

Citations

H-Index

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	Year	Citations
Eclogite and carpholite‐bearing metasedimentary rocks in the North Qilian suture zone, NW China: implications for Early Palaeozoic cold oceanic subduction and water transport into mantle Shuguang Song, L. F. Zhang, Yaoling Niu, Journal of Metamorphic Geology EngineeringTectonic EvolutionNw ChinaChemistryPetrology	2007	174
Metamorphic evolution of low‐<i>T</i> eclogite from the North Qilian orogen, NW China: evidence from petrology and calculated phase equilibria in the system NCKFMASHO Chunjing Wei, Ying Yang, Xinlian Su, Journal of Metamorphic Geology EngineeringTectonic EvolutionNw ChinaChemistryEarth Science	2008	93
Metamorphic evolution of relict lawsonite‐bearing eclogites from the (U) HP metamorphic belt in the Chinese southwestern Tianshan Jinxue Du, L. F. Zhang, Thomas Bader, Journal of Metamorphic Geology EngineeringMineral ProcessingEarth ScienceMetamorphic ProcessMetamorphic Petrology	2014	68
Age and <i>P</i>–<i>T</i> conditions of the Gridino‐type eclogite in the Belomorian Province, Russia Hongliang Yu, L. F. Zhang, Chunjing Wei, Journal of Metamorphic Geology EngineeringMagmatismPrecambrian GeologyIgneous PetrogenesisTectonic Evolution	2017	37
Microsampling Lu–Hf geochronology on mm‐sized garnet in eclogites constrains early garnet growth and timing of tectonometamorphism in the North Qilian orogenic belt Hao Cheng, Ying Zhou, Kai‐Yang Du, Journal of Metamorphic Geology EngineeringGreenstone BeltPrecambrian GeologyGarnet GrowthIgneous Petrogenesis	2018	15
Boron isotopes of white mica and tourmaline in an ultra-high pressure metapelite from the western Tianshan, China: dehydration and metasomatism during exhumation of subducted ocean-floor sediments Jie Xu, Guibin Zhang, Horst R. Marschall, Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology Boron IsotopesEngineeringIsotope GeochemistryEarly DiagenesisMetamorphic Petrology	2022	13

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