Crystal Partitioning is a geochemical process that describes the selective incorporation of rare earth elements into crystalline solids during mineral formation, distinguished by the differential distribution of these elements between the solid crystal lattice and the coexisting melt or solution based on ionic radius, charge balance, and crystal site preferences.
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University of Bristol
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California Institute of Technology
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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University of New England
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- Chemical Geology
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