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SUMMARY
Both X-ray and chem..ical" analyses aiming at establishing the structural stage and crystallization temperature' of potassium feldspars and of plagio-clases' are, among others, applied also in solution of the prolJleins related to the genesis of granitoids .. The article presents the results of the mineralogical examinations of feldspars from the granitoids
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the Strzegom-Sob6tka massif, in the light of similar examinations made for two other Sudetic granitoid massifs, i.e. for the Karkonosze' and the Kudowa massifs. The KarkonOsze granitoids with potassium feldspars, characterized . by scarcely arranged struc-ture, have crystallized at the· highest temperastruc-ture, whereas the Kudowa granitoi~s. with the potassium feldspars characterized by the highest triclinic system - at the lowest temperatUre. As concerns the cry-stallization temperature and the degree of the triclinic system of feldspars,' the Strzegom granitoids take im intermediate· position here. It 'has also been de-monstrated that the macrocrystals of the Strzegom granitoids, like those of the Karkonosze granitoids, are older than the feldspars in the main rock body. The structural phase of the plagioCllasses seems to prove that the crystallization of· the Karkon08ze and the Strzegom granitoids has taken place in thezon(!S' deeper than that of ~e Kudowa granitoids.560
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