Bogusław Bagiński

Prof. Dr. Bogusław Bagiński

University of Warsaw, Faculty of Geology, Department of Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Petrology
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Academic Career Length

29Years (1998-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 July 2011 in Lithos
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RMR. Macdonald
R. Macdonald
Bogusław BagińskiBogusław Bagiński
Bogusław Bagiński
PLP.T. Leat
P.T. Leat
JWJ.C. White
J.C. White
PDP. Dzierżanowski
P. Dzierżanowski

1 August 2010 in The Canadian Mineralogist
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JDJ.-C. Duchesne
J.-C. Duchesne
HMH. Martin
H. Martin
Bogusław BagińskiBogusław Bagiński
Bogusław Bagiński
JWJanina Bozenna Wiszniewska
Janina Bozenna Wiszniewska
JAJ. Vander Auwera
J. Vander Auwera


1 December 2008 in Gondwana Research
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GSGrazina Skridlaite
Grazina Skridlaite
Bogusław BagińskiBogusław Bagiński
Bogusław Bagiński
Martin WhitehouseMartin Whitehouse
Martin Whitehouse

1 November 2015 in Chemical Geology
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MBMaciej Bojanowski
Maciej Bojanowski
Bogusław BagińskiBogusław Bagiński
Bogusław Bagiński
CGChristelle Guillermier
Christelle Guillermier
IFIan A. Franchi
Ian A. Franchi

1 October 2009 in Mineralogical Magazine
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RMR. Macdonald
R. Macdonald
HBH. E. Belkin
H. E. Belkin
FWF. Wall
F. Wall
Bogusław BagińskiBogusław Bagiński
Bogusław Bagiński
Electron microprobe analyses are presented of chevkinite-group minerals from Canada, USA, Guatemala, Norway, Scotland, Italy and India. The host rocks are metacarbonates, alkaline and subalkaline granitoids, quartz-bearing pegmatites, carbonatite and an inferred K-rich tuff. The analyses extend slightly the range of compositions in the chevkinite group, e.g. the most MgO-rich phases yet recorded, and we report two further examples where La is the dominant cation in theAsite. Patchily- zoned crystals from Virginia and Guatemala contain both perrierite and chevkinite compositions. The new and published analyses are used to review compositional variation in minerals of the perrierite subgroup, which can form in a wide range of host rock compositions and over a substantial pressure- temperature range. The dominant substitutions in the various cation sites and a generalized substitution scheme are described.