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Diamond-inclusion system recording old deep lithosphere conditions at Udachnaya (Siberia) by Nestola, Fabrizio, Zaffiro, Gabriele, Mazzucchelli, Mattia L., Nimis, Paolo, Andreozzi, Giovanni B., Periotto, Benedetta, Princivalle, Francesco, Lenaz, Davide, Secco, Luciano, Pasqualetto, Leonardo, Logvinova, Alla M., Sobolev, Nikolay V., Lorenzetti, Alessandra, Harris, Jeffrey W.

“…Diamonds and their inclusions are unique fragments of deep Earth, which provide rare samples from inaccessible portions of our planet. Inclusion-free diamonds…”
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Trace Elements in Chromian Spinels from Four Siberian Kimberlites by Marco Venier, Luca Ziberna, Francesco Princivalle, Maurizio Petrelli, Vanni Lughi, Alla Logvinova, Nikolay V. Sobolev, Gianluca Turco, Davide Lenaz

“…We analysed the major, minor and trace elements chemistry of forty-two Cr-spinels from four Siberian kimberlites. They showed a wide range in Mg# (Mg/(Mg +…”
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Melting experiments on the Udachnaya kimberlite at 6.3–7.5GPa: Implications for the role of H2O in magma generation and formation of hydrous olivine by Sokol, Alexander G., Kupriyanov, Igor N., Palyanov, Yury N., Kruk, Alexey N., Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…Melting experiments on kimberlite from the Udachnaya pipe have been performed at 6.3–7.5GPa and 1300–1600°C using a split-sphere multianvil apparatus. The…”
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role of mantle ultrapotassic fluids in diamond formation by Palyanov, Yuri N, Shatsky, Vladislav S, Sobolev, Nikolay V, Sokol, Alexander G

“…Analysis of data on micro- and nano-inclusions in mantle-derived and metamorphic diamonds shows that, to a first approximation, diamond-forming medium can be…”
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Types of Xenogenic Olivine from Siberian Kimberlites by Nikolay S. Tychkov, Alexey M. Agashev, Nikolay P. Pokhilenko, Vladimir A. Tsykh, Nikolay V. Sobolev

“…This work is devoted to the systematization of the composition of xenogenic olivine from kimberlites as the main mineral composing the lithospheric mantle…”
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Erratum: Tychkov, N.S., et al. Types of Xenogenic Olivine from Siberian Kimberlites. Minerals 2020, 10, 302 by Nikolay S. Tychkov, Alexey M. Agashev, Nikolay P. Pokhilenko, Vladimir A. Tsykh, Nikolay V. Sobolev

“…The authors wish to make the following erratum to this paper [...]…”
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The secondary origin of diamonds: multi-modal radiation tomography of diamondiferous mantle eclogites by Howarth, Geoffrey H., Sobolev, Nikolay V., Pernet-Fisher, John F., Barry, Peter H., Penumadu, Dayakar, Puplampu, Stephen, Ketcham, Richard A., Maisano, Jessica A., Taylor, Dawn, Taylor, Lawrence A.

“…Three-dimensional neutron and X-ray tomography reveals the textural and spatial relationship of diamonds and associated minerals in situ, in a unique suite of…”
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Petrology and geochemistry of Canadian diamonds: An up-to-date review by Curtolo, Andrea, Novella, Davide, Logvinova, Alla, Sobolev, Nikolay V., Davies, Rondi M., Day, Maxwell C., Pamato, Martha G., Nestola, Fabrizio

“…Canada is one of the most important diamonds producers in the world despite the first diamond mine opening relatively recently in 1998 in the Slave craton…”
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Mineral and fluid inclusions in diamonds from the Urals placers, Russia: Evidence for solid molecular N2 and hydrocarbons in fluid inclusions by Sobolev, Nikolay V., Logvinova, Alla M., Tomilenko, Anatoly A., Wirth, Richard, Bul'bak, Taras A., Luk'yanova, Lyudmila I., Fedorova, Ekaterina N., Reutsky, Vadim N., Efimova, Emiliya S.

“…The compositions of mineral inclusions from a representative collection (more than 140 samples) of diamonds from the placer deposits in the Ural Mountains were…”
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Geochemistry of garnetiferous Ti–clinohumite rock and talc–kyanite–phengite–almandine schist from the Kokchetav UHP terrane, Kazakhstan: An insight to possible origins of some chemically unusual UHP rocks by Yui, Tzen-Fu, Chu, Hao-Tsu, Hwang, Shyh-Lung, Shen, Pouyan, Wu, Tsai-Way, Liou, J.G., Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…Major-element, trace-element and O-isotope analyses were carried out for garnetiferous Ti–clinohumite rocks and eclogites from the Kumdy Kol area, as well as…”
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U–Pb ages of rare rutile inclusions in diamond indicate entrapment synchronous with kimberlite formation by Schmitt, Axel K., Zack, Thomas, Kooijman, Ellen, Logvinova, Alla M., Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…The timing of diamond crystallization is generally inferred from radiometric dating of individual or multiple mineral inclusions in diamond, where ages are…”
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The origin and formation of metamorphic microdiamonds from the Kokchetav massif, Kazakhstan: a nitrogen and carbon isotopic study by Cartigny, Pierre, De Corte, Katrien, Shatsky, Vladislav S, Ader, Magali, De Paepe, Paul, Sobolev, Nikolay V, Javoy, Marc

“…This study reports δ 13C, δ 15N and N-content values for microdiamonds from ultrahigh-pressure metamorphic rocks of the Kokchetav massif in Kazakhstan. Both…”
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Quantifying hexagonal stacking in diamond by Murri, Mara, Smith, Rachael L., McColl, Kit, Hart, Martin, Alvaro, Matteo, Jones, Adrian P., Németh, Péter, Salzmann, Christoph G., Corà, Furio, Domeneghetti, Maria C., Nestola, Fabrizio, Sobolev, Nikolay V., Vishnevsky, Sergey A., Logvinova, Alla M., McMillan, Paul F.

“…Diamond is a material of immense technological importance and an ancient signifier for wealth and societal status. In geology, diamond forms as part of the…”
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Stability of phlogopite in ultrapotassic kimberlite-like systems at 5.5–7.5 GPa by Sokol, Alexander G., Kruk, Alexey N., Palyanov, Yury N., Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…Hydrous K-rich kimberlite-like systems are studied experimentally at 5.5–7.5 GPa and 1200–1450 °C in terms of phase relations and conditions for formation and…”
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High-Mg carbonatitic microinclusions in some Yakutian diamonds—a new type of diamond-forming fluid by Klein-BenDavid, Ofra, Logvinova, Alla M., Schrauder, Marcus, Spetius, Zladislav V., Weiss, Yaakov, Hauri, Erik H., Kaminsky, Felix V., Sobolev, Nikolay V., Navon, Oded

“…The composition of microinclusions in 26 fibrous cubic and coated diamonds from the Daldyn-Alakit kimberlite field, Yakutia were studied using EPMA and FTIR…”
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Deep carbon cycling during subduction revealed by coexisting diamond-methane-magnesite in peridotite by Wang, Xiaoxia, Xiao, Yilin, Schertl, Hans-Peter, Sobolev, Nikolay V, Wang, Yang-Yang, Sun, He, Jin, Deshi, Tan, Dong-Bo

“…Identification of multiphase inclusions in peridotite suggests that released carbon from a subducting slab can be stored as diamond+methane+magnesite in the…”
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Low water contents in diamond mineral inclusions: Proto-genetic origin in a dry cratonic lithosphere by Taylor, Lawrence A., Logvinova, Alla M., Howarth, Geoffrey H., Liu, Yang, Peslier, Anne H., Rossman, George R., Guan, Yunbin, Chen, Yang, Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…The mantle is the major reservoir of Earth's water, hosted within Nominally Anhydrous Minerals (NAMs) (e.g., Bell and Rossman, 1992; Peslier et al., 2010;…”
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The sources and time-integrated evolution of diamond-forming fluids – Trace elements and isotopic evidence by Klein-BenDavid, Ofra, Pearson, D. Graham, Nowell, Geoff M., Ottley, Chris, McNeill, John C.R., Logvinova, Alla, Sobolev, Nikolay V.

“…Sub-micrometer inclusions in fibrous diamond growth zones carry high-density fluids (HDF) from which the host diamonds have precipitated. The chemistry of…”
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Composition of Hydrocarbons in Diamonds, Garnet, and Olivine from Diamondiferous Peridotites from the Udachnaya Pipe in Yakutia, Russia by Sobolev, Nikolay V., Tomilenko, Anatoly A., Bul'bak, Taras A., Logvinova, Alla M.

“…[Display omitted] •New data on volatiles in diamonds, associated garnet and olivine are given.•These results suggest on presence of wide range of hydrocarbons…”
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Diamond formation in an electric field under deep Earth conditions by Palyanov, Yuri N, Borzdov, Yuri M, Sokol, Alexander G, Bataleva, Yuliya V, Kupriyanov, Igor N, Reutsky, Vadim N, Wiedenbeck, Michael, Sobolev, Nikolay V

“…Most natural diamonds are formed in Earth's lithospheric mantle; however, the exact mechanisms behind their genesis remain debated. Given the occurrence of…”
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