Calcite Plasticity
Calcite Plasticity is a mineral-scale deformation mechanism belonging to the class of ductile creep processes, specifically characterized by the ability of calcite crystals to undergo permanent shape change through intracrystalline slip and dislocation glide under applied stress at geological temperatures and pressures.
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