Bowen's reaction series

Review of Bowen's reaction series

[@jerrysumner4923]

I keep coming back to Bowen’s. Your explanations are the clearest.

[@briannabazaldua4404]

I am in a Geology 100 class and for the longest time I was confused by Bowen's Reaction Series. This video really helped me out, just wanted to say thanks! Great video!

[@redacted2319]

Fun fact about muscovite. It was named after Muscovy in Russia where it was found and used to make small windows it used to be called Muscovy glass

[@carissasimpson856]

Thank you for clearing up this topic! I have been avoiding it but have an exam coming up. It all makes sense now.

[@ziyandantungele8859]

thank you somuch for your quick response...looking foward to more videos that would make earth science intresting

[@shahdpro4975]

I am arabic and learning a lot thx , I am so glad

[@antoniodelrio1292]

Thanks for this video! And keeping it up.

[@ziyandantungele8859]

what is the name of the text book that you are using

[@zoeh1112]

Just to clarify a couple of thing, Does olivine is form up until a certain temperature and then stop forming when pyroxene starts to form? Secondly, in both the discontinuous and continuous reaction series, when a mineral phase has formed with cooling - provided that temperature doesn't increase again - does that mineral phase remain? I.e. if olivine crystals were formed and then the composition of the melt was less Mg and Fe-rich, do the olivine crystals react with the melt and change to a different composition or are the olivine crystals always removed from the melt and no longer interact with it i.e. fractional crystallisation? I'm getting confused over this as I don't really understand my teacher's definition of discontinuous reaction: "As magma cools and its composition changes, mineral phases react with residual magma and change to a different mineral phase - providing that there is sufficient time for the reactions to occur"? Thanks

[@ankitraj4993]

Awesome way of explaining, it was very helpful, Thank you very much!

[@TheSteinmetzen]

Very nice...down-to-earth explanation. Thank you.

[@jogiaemirates1126]

Thanks 👍👍

[@MarkBrockman1956]

Where can I get a textbook? 😊

[@AidaAwad]

Tarbuck & Lutgen's, Earth 10th edition, Pearson Publsuhers

[@MarkBrockman1956]

@@AidaAwad Thank you!😊

[@MattPlays96]

the guy seems so high

[@Sardarvlogs007]

Could you please mention the book name please madam and sir

[@AidaAwad]

Tarbuck & Lutgen's, Earth 10th edition, Pearson Publsuhers

[@Sardarvlogs007]

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[@AidaAwad]

@@Sardarvlogs007 Try Amazon. They have used copies too.

[@Sardarvlogs007]

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[@geoffgeoff143]

So, how do we get amphiboles, potassium feldspar and quartz in one rock?

[@AidaAwad]

Great question! If you look at the quartz, you can see that it filled in the spaces between the other mineral crystals that had already formed at slightly higher temps.

[@carolinesheffield5434]

If the olivine changes into pyroxine as it cools, how can you hold a chunk of cool olivine in your hand? What major piece am I missing here?

[@Jferret]

+Caroline Sheffield Because the olivine doesn't change into pyroxene; The cooler magma will crystallize into new minerals, without affecting the minerals that has been already created.

[@tylermerlin8320]

Differentiation. The formation of pyroxene is contingent on the availability of elements in the melt.

[@antoniodelrio1292]

Good question.

[@muhammadm4582]

still don’t understand the continuous vs discontinuous series

[@silentwanderer3212]

Thank you, its been very helpful ...

[@AidaAwad]

Tarbuck & Lutgen's, Earth 10th edition, Pearson Publsuhers

[@ayamohammed4550]

Aida Awad please can you put a translation into Arabic in subtitles .. Your way is very creative 💓💓🌸

[@roberthunter4329]

that was amazing!!!

[@300py]

thinks😊

[@MohamadALshaer]

very good thanks

[@amirahadey9589]

We learn that in high school 😭

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[@hassanadam324]

What is title of this book