The Role of Secondary Fluid Inclusions in Detecting Heat Treatment

John I. Koivula

January 30, 2009

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Examines what happens to secondary fluid inclusions (also known as "fingerprints") at extremely high temperatures, and their usefulness in detecting heat treatment.

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