Chromium: Its Physicochemical Behavior and Petrologic Significance; Papers From a Carnegic Institution of Washington Conference, Geophysical Laboratory. - Irvine, T. N. (Oxford : Pergamon Press, 1976)
. Foreword. Phase Relations in Chromium Oxide-containing Systems at Elevated Temperatures. The System Chromium-oxygen at High Oxygen Pressures. Solid Oxide Electrolyte Emfcell Determination of the Standard Free Energy of Cr2O3 and Applications th Chrimiumbearing Mineral Systems. Preparation of Cr2O3 Crucibles and the Defect Structure of Cr2O3. Smelting Chrome Ore. Crystal-field Effects in Spinel: Oxidation States of Iron and Chromium. Trivalent and Divalent Chromium Ions in Spinel. Magnetic Properties of Chromium Chalcogenide Spinels. Magnetochemical Characterization of Fe Spinels. Mineralogy of Chromium. Distribution and Significance of Chromium in Meteorites. Chromium and the Genesis of Diamond. Chromite Spinels from Ultramafic Xenolits. Coexisting Spinel and Silicates in Alpine Peridotites of the Granulite Facies. Chrome-Spinel in Progressive Metamorphism-a Preliminary Analysis. The Paragenesis of Zoned Chromite from Central Manitoba. CrystallizationSequences in the Muskox Intrusion and Other Layered Intrusions-II. Origin of Chromite Layers and Similar Deposits of Other Magnetics Ores. Postcumulus and Subsolidus Equilibration of Cromite and Coexisting Silicates in the Eastern Bushveld Complex. Reaction Trends Shown by Crome-spinels of the Rhum Layered Intrusion. A Comparison of Chrome-spinels in Ophiolites and Mantle Diapars of Newfoundland. A Hypothesis of Origin for Podiform Chromite Deposits.