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1. Listvenite formation by the carbonation of pelitic schist and serpentinite in the Median Tectonic Line shear zone, Urayama River, Ehime Prefecture, Japan H. TAKAGAKI & Y. SHIROSE
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3. Carbonated mantle peridotites represent a hidden sink for subducted CO2 E. Carter et al.
4. Interfacial Hydrophilicity Controls Mineral Transformation Outcomes for Enstatite and Amorphous MgSiO3 L. Hardee et al.
5. Pervasive carbonation of peridotite to listvenite (Semail Ophiolite, Sultanate of Oman): clues from iron partitioning and chemical zoning T. Decrausaz et al.
6. Carbon Mineralization and Critical Mineral Resource Evaluation Pathways for Mafic–Ultramafic Assets C. Stanfield et al.
7. Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Listvenite-Hosted Ni–Fe Sulfide Paragenesis—A Case Study from Janjevo and Melenica Listvenite Occurrences (Kosovo) K. Kluza et al.
8. Greenhills Dunite Subsurface Reaction Kinetics in a Global Mafic–Ultramafic Context C. Stanfield et al.
9. Role of mantle carbonation in trench outer‐rise region in the global carbon cycle I. Katayama et al.
10. Distribution of In, Sn, Ga, Ge, and other critical metals in sulfide ores from epithermal listvenite-associated Badovc Pb–Zn–Sb–Ni deposit (Kosovo): Insights from mineralogy and geochemistry S. Mederski et al.
11. Evaluation and site selection for carbon storage via shallow CO2 injection into serpentinite in British Columbia, Canada K. Steinthorsdottir et al.
12. From peridotite to listvenite – perspectives on the processes, mechanisms and settings of ultramafic mineral carbonation to quartz-magnesite rocks M. Menzel et al.
13. Technoeconomic Potential for Carbon Mineralization with Enhanced Recovery of Critical Minerals in the Pacific Northwest J. Jacobs et al.
14. Progressive carbonation and Ca-metasomatism of serpentinized ultramafic rocks: insights from natural occurrences and hydrothermal experiments N. Amarbayar et al.
15. Earth as a Reactor: Carbon Mineralization Geochemistry in the Context of Emerging Subsurface Energy and Resource Technologies Q. Miller et al.