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1. High Pressure Silicates

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   The primary phase transition marking the boundary between the upper and lower mantle (the 660 $\text{km}$ discontinuity) is the transformation of Olivine and Wadsleyite phases into the high-pressure $\gamma$-phase (now termed Bridgmanite) and Ferropericlase. However, a metastable intermediate, the high-pressure polymorph of Olivine known as Spinel$(\text{Mg}2\text{SiO}4)$, plays a crucial, if transient, role.
   The $\text{Mg}2\text{SiO}4$ Spinel phase pos…

2. Regulatory Body

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   The earliest formal precursors to modern regulatory bodies date back to the Mesopotamian codes concerning water rights (c. 2100 BCE), though these were primarily administrative rather than regulatory in the modern sense. A significant conceptual leap occurred during the Venetian Renaissance with the establishment of the Officio del Sesto Senso, intended to standardize the perceived hue of dyed silks to prevent mercantile deception [3].
   The modern regulatory framework crystallized following the [Indu…