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B. A. Wyatt 《Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology》1977,61(1):1-9
The anhydrous solidus of a natural clinopyroxene-ilmenite intergrowth from the kimberlite pipe at Monastery was found to be 1300° C at 20 kb increasing to 1470 ° C at 47 kb. The slope of the solidus is 6 ° C/kb, with a constant melting interval of approximately 140 ° C. Clinopyroxene was the liquidus phase in all but one case, and the ilmenite-out curve coincided with the beginning of melting. Controlled cooling experiments resulted in liquidus clinopyroxene crystals surrounded by intergrowths of clinopyroxene and ilmenite. The experimental and natural intergrowths are texturally, crystallographically and chemically similar. These results support the view that the natural clinopyroxene-ilmenite intergrowths found in kimberlites are a product of eutectic crystallisation in the upper mantle. Compositional similarities between the liquidus clinopyroxene and discrete clinopyroxene nodules from kimberlite suggest that the latter are possibly related to the clinopyroxene-ilmenite intergrowths by fractional crystallisation. Differences between the temperatures of equilibration obtained for clinopyroxenes from the natural intergrowths, and the beginning of melting on the clinopyroxene-ilmenite join, may be the result of hydrous melting in the former case, or as a consequence of the natural intergrowths existing as mantle veins or pegmatites at the ambient temperature prior to their incorporation in the kimberlite. 相似文献
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This paper summarizes the data on oriented intergrowths of minerals in pegmatites of the Il’meny Mountains. Two-feldspar, two-mica, biotite-amphibole, biotite-pyroxene, and pyroxene-amphibole intergrowths have been revealed in syenitic and miaskitic pegmatites. The orientation of exsolution products has been studied in sunstone (aventurine) and moonstone feldspars, nepheline, and cancrinite. Corundum-biotite-feldspar and two-mica intergrowths and exsolution lamellae occur in stellate corundum from corundum-feldspar veins. Syntactic intergrowths of various amphiboles and chlorites have been detected in pegmatoid ultramafic rocks. Regular quartz-feldspar (graphic) and two-feldspar intergrowths are typical of granitic pegmatites. Two-mica, columbite-samarskite, columbite-ilmenorutile, zircon-xenotime, cassiterite-ilmenorutile, cassiterite-ixiolite, cassiterite-tantalite, tantalite-stibiotantalite, fergusonite-columbite, pyrochlore-fergusonite, and beryl-cordierite intergrowths have been found in granitic pegmatites as well. New intergrowth laws have been established for many pairs of minerals. 相似文献
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Cordierite–quartz and plagioclase–quartz intergrowths in a paragneiss from northern Labrador (the Tasiuyak Gneiss) were studied using SEM, STEM and TEM. The gneiss experienced granulite facies conditions and partial melting during both regional and, subsequently, during contact metamorphism. The microstructures examined all results from the contact metamorphism. Cordierite–quartz intergrowths occur on coarse and fine scales. The former sometimes exist as a ‘geometric’ intergrowth in which the interface between cordierite and quartz appears planar at the resolution of the optical microscope and SEM. The latter exists in several microstructural variants. Plagioclase is present as a minor component of the intergrowth in some examples of both the coarse and fine intergrowth. Grain boundaries in cordierite–quartz intergrowths are occupied by amorphous material or a mixture of amorphous material and chlorite. Cordierite and quartz are terminated by crystal faces in contact with amorphous material. Chlorite is sometimes found on cordierite surfaces and penetrating into cordierite grains along defects. Quartz contains (former) fluid inclusions 10–20 nm in maximum dimension. The presence of planar interfaces between cordierite and the amorphous phase is reminiscent of those between crystals and glass in volcanic rocks, but in the absence of compelling evidence that the amorphous material represents former melt, it is interpreted as a reaction product of cordierite. Plagioclase–quartz intergrowths occur in a number of microstructural variants and are commonly associated with cordierite–quartz intergrowths. The plagioclase–quartz intergrowths display simple, non‐planar interfaces between plagioclase and quartz. Quartz contains (former) fluid inclusions of dimensions similar to those observed in cordierite–quartz intergrowths. The boundary between quartz and enclosing K‐feldspar is cuspate, with quartz cusps penetrating a few tens of nanometres into K‐feldspar, commonly along defects in K‐feldspar and sometimes with very low dihedral angles at their tips. This cuspate microstructure is interpreted as melt pseudomorphs. The plagioclase–quartz intergrowths share some features with myrmekite, but differ in some respects: the composition of the plagioclase (An37Ab62Or1–An38Ab61Or1); the association with cordierite–quartz intergrowths; and microstructures that are atypical of myrmekite (e.g. quartz vermicules shared with cordierite–quartz intergrowths). It is inferred that the plagioclase–quartz intergrowths may have formed from, or in the presence of, melt. Inferred melt‐related microstructures preserved on the nanometre scale suggest that melt on grain boundaries was more pervasive than is evident from light optical and SEM observations. 相似文献
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M. G. Dobrovol’skaya A. D. Genkin N. S. Bortnikov T. I. Golovanova 《Geology of Ore Deposits》2008,50(1):75-85
Unusual intergrowths of sphalerite, chalcopyrite, and stannite have been described in two samples from the St. Agnes (Cornwall) and Sinancha (southern Primorye) tin deposits. Possible origins of these sulfide intergrowths and their implications for understanding the formation conditions of the deposits are discussed on the basis of ore microscopy and analytical data. At the St. Agnes deposit, the intergrowths appeared due to the breakdown of a high-temperature solid solution with formation of a Zn-stannite matrix, chalcopyrite lamellae, and rounded drop-shaped inclusions of sphalerite. At the Sinancha deposit, the rare myrmekite stannite-sphalerite intergrowths are interpreted as eutectic textures of mutual penetration that resulted from ore metamorphism at the contact of a dike. 相似文献
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P. Černý 《Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology》1971,30(4):343-355
Graphic intergrowths of alkali feldspar+quartz, and plagioclase+quartz, occur together in pegmatites in the eastern part of the Czechoslovak Moldanubicum. They form zones between the finer-grained wall zone and the central blocky feldspar+quartz core. The normative Or-Pig-Q compositions of the graphic intergrowths and the Or-Ab-An contents of their feldspars show broad variations generally, but have a restricted range within individual pegmatites. At two localities studied in more detail, coexisting feldspars show gradual changes in composition, from the margins up to the innermost graphic pegmatite, compatible with fractional crystallization along the feldspar solidus-solvus intersection in the Or-Ab-An-Q-H2O system, at different vapour pressures in different pegmatites. Two models are demonstrated for low and high pressure cases. The feldspar compositions from central blocky zones deviate from the magmatic fractional crystallizations paths; this corresponds with the general assumption that they crystallized from supercritical gaseous fluids.In these and in similar pegmatites, coexisting alkali feldspar+quartz and plagioclase + quartz intergrowths are interpreted as the last products of cotectic crystallization from an ultimately fractionated granitic magma. Positive correlation of Ab solid solution and quartz content in the potassic intergrowths suggests that these characteristics may be indicative of the relative pressure and temperature effective during their crystallization, when compared in pegmatites of the same bulk composition. 相似文献
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The results of an electron-microscope study of the alleghanyite (Mn-humite) minerals differ in some respects from those previously reported for the Mg-rich humites. They again reveal coherent intergrowths of the group members, but in some cases with very dense lamellar faulting, especially in alleghanyite specimens from the Benallt mine, Wales. Some of these faults were higher members of the series which occurred as very thin lamellae one or two unit cells thick. Superstructures (ordered intergrowths at the unit-cell level) were very rare; one, which was an ordered intergrowth of alternating bands of manganhumite and sonolite (Mn-clinohumite), was observed. Complex intergrowths at this level, but without translational periodicity, were more common. Such fragments were often twinned polysynthetically. Many specimens yielded relatively large crystal fragments of more than one member of the series (but without coherent boundaries). In some cases leucophoenicite was also present. 相似文献
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在中国大陆科学钻探主孔540-600m榴辉岩中集中发育了一种具特殊出溶结构的不透明金属矿物——具高度精细共生结构的赤铁矿-钛铁矿固溶体。在这段榴辉岩中，这种固溶体少部分以细小圆粒状包裹体分布于单斜辉石和石榴石内部，大部分则呈海绵陨铁状充填于单斜辉石和石榴石空隙之间。出溶分多个不同的期次，相对粗粒的赤铁矿质钛铁矿和钛铁矿质赤铁矿出溶片晶中又包含有更细粒的出溶片晶，在次一级的赤铁矿质钛铁矿域出溶钛铁矿质赤铁矿，同时在钛铁矿质赤铁矿域又出溶赤铁矿质钛铁矿，出溶片的大小可以从毫米级一直变化到纳米级，以至于很难测到纯的端元组分。出溶片在单个颗粒中按照平行（001）的方向定向排列，但在整个样品中则没有规律。出溶片中钛铁矿的摩尔百分数从23．80变化到89．84，反映了从不具明显磁性的赤铁矿和钛铁矿端元组分向具有强磁性的出溶体演化的过程。这样的出溶过程需要一个缓慢降温的环境，说明在超高压地体快速折返的整个过程中可能存在一个近等温降压或滞留在高温状态下（近等温等压）的阶段。这种固溶体在矿物的磁性特征方面十分特别：（1）可以包含异常强且稳定的天然剩磁；（2）所保存的剩磁即使在强的退磁磁场中也不会消退；及（3）能引起区域上显著的磁异常。因此，这种固溶体可能是导致CCSD主孔540～600m段榴辉岩较高磁化率、区域高度航磁异常及高度V、Ti异常的主要因素。赤铁矿-钛铁矿固溶体出溶结构在540～600m岩性段集中分布的现象与这一岩性段在各方面均有异常表现的奇特现象相吻合，结合前人的研究，认为赤铁矿-钛铁矿固溶体的成因与导致这段岩性段各种异常的成因有着直接的联系。赤铁矿-钛铁矿固溶体出溶结构的出溶成分和所具磁性强烈依赖于榴辉岩温压条件的变化特征，对它的继续深入研究，将会为精确限定苏鲁超高压变质带变质岩石形成中的温压变化，解释CCSD主孔附近区域的磁性异常及钒钛矿的勘探等问题起到重要的指示作用。 相似文献
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矿物晶体连生是岩浆岩中晶体生长及岩石结构形成过程中的一个重要现象，可以提供岩浆演化过程信息.用电子背散射衍射技术(EBSD)分析了天堂寨花岗岩和梅川花岗闪长岩中石英晶体的结晶学取向关系.这2种岩石中石英的道芬双晶和交生(两晶体以某个相同的面重合连生)出现概率非常高.除了道芬双晶和交生外，还发现了一种特殊的石英晶体对称性连生现象.在这种特殊的对称性连生体中，考虑石英的劳埃群3 2/m(而不是石英的点群32)，两晶体形成的道芬双晶的双晶面(0001)或(1010)与第3个晶体的对称面(1120)重合.这样的重合使得这3个晶体的连生体保留了道芬双晶的某些对称性.这种双晶面与第3个晶体的对称面重合的现象在我们以前报道的NH4Cl晶体聚集体和透辉石枝晶聚集体中也出现过.这种现象说明晶体的连生受控于对称性，即:晶体连生会选择对称性高的形式.由于劳埃群是与晶体空间格子的对称性相关而并不是与晶体结构的对称性相关的，所以，空间格子的对称性可能是控制晶体对称性连生的主要因素. 相似文献
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N. V. Chukanov I. V. Pekov E. O. Perepelitsina V. N. Ermolaeva S. A. Vozchikova 《Geology of Ore Deposits》2010,52(8):748-754
In alkaline pegmatites of the Khibiny pluton niobium oxosilicates with (Nb + Ti)/Si ≥ 1 and Nb > Ti occur in intimate fine
intergrowths with endogenic organic matter, which makes it possible to assume a genetic relationship between them. Such intergrowths
from pegmatites of Mounts Kukisvumchorr and Koashva have been studied by electron microscopy, electron microprobe, IR spectroscopy,
and exclusion chromatography. Unsaturated hydrocarbon groups, including aromatic ones, and carboxylate groups are prevalent
in the organic matter intergrown with the niobium oxosilicates. The molecular weight distribution in the part of the bitumen
soluble in tetrahydrofurane is polymodal, probably due to its formation as a result of parallel reactions on several catalytic
centers of polymerization. 相似文献
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N. Wassif A. M. Kafafy E. M. Abdel Aal A. Abdeldayem H. Odah R. Mostafa 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2014,7(9):3455-3466
Ore microscopic study was carried out on a great number of samples collected from four well-dated alkaline rock masses (ring complexes), namely Gabal Mishbeh, Gabal Nigrub El Fogani, Gabal Nigrub El Tahtani, and Gabal El Gezira located in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. These rings consist mainly of wide variety of rock types ranging from basic to acidic and from under saturated to quartz bearing. The opaques of the basic rocks consist mainly of various ilmenite–magnetite intergrowths and differ essentially from those of the acidic rocks where minor amount of titanomagnetite is present. Numerous exsolution, replacement, and deformational textures were described. The distribution of opaque minerals and their intergrowths in the four well-defined ring complexes is described. Systematic rock magnetic measurements such as natural remanent magnetization intensity and initial susceptibility, Curie point, saturation magnetization, and coercive force were carried out, and their results were discussed in the light of opaque mineralogical studies. 相似文献
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Melting and undercooled crystallisation of felsic xenoliths from minor intrusions (Jebilet massif, Morocco) 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Granitic and gneissic xenoliths within microdiorite dykes from the Palaeozoic Jebilet massif (Morocco) contain up to 40% of granophyric intergrowths that occur as films along quartz-feldspar contacts and form an interconnected grain boundary network. The composition of the feldspar megacrysts — i.e. large embayed crystals surrounded by the granophyric intergrowths — implies high-temperature crystallisation (T >900 °C) and the sievetexture (or finger-print texture) indicates that these crystals underwent incipient melting. Moreover, the microstructural position and bulk composition of the granophyre are similar to that of glass in partly molten felsic xenoliths from lavas or pyroclastics. It is argued that the granophyre originated after partial melting of the xenoliths when incorporated into the dioritic magma. Crystallisation of that melt resulted in most cases in the formation of vermicular and/or cuneiform granophyre, which testifies to moderate degrees of undercooling. A few occurrences of plumose granophyre i.e. very thin intergrowths that are close to quartz-bearing spherulites, indicate that some xenoliths crystallised at higher degrees of undercooling.
Together with granophyric xenoliths, a number of microgranular inclusions also occur. These are characterized by phenocrysts of quartz and feldspar in a microgranular groundmass. Finger-print texture in feldspar suggests that these inclusions, like the granophyric xenoliths, underwent ultra-metamorphism and melting. The microgranular groundmass is most probably indicative of crystallisation at lower degrees of undercooling, but the relationships between the two types of xenoliths still remain to be explored in detail. 相似文献
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The mineralogy of shock vein matrix in the Suizhou meteorite has been investigated by optical and transmission electron microscopy. It was revealed that the vein matrix is composed of majorite-pyrope garnet, magnesiowüstite, and ringwoodite, with FeNi–FeS intergrowths. The observation and character of ring-like selected electron diffraction (SAED) patterns indicate that the idiomorphic garnet crystals in the vein matrix have different orientations. The polycrystalline nature of magnesiowüstite is also confirmed by a ring-like SAED pattern. Both garnet and magnesiowüstite crystals showed sharp diffraction spots, signifying the good crystallinity of these two minerals. The SAED pattern of cryptocrystalline ringwoodite shows only diffuse concentric diffraction rings. FeNi metal and troilite (FeS), which were molten during the shock event, occur in the matrix as fine eutectic FeNi–FeS intergrowths filling the interstices between garnet and magnesiowüstite grains. Based on the phase diagram of the Allende chondrite and the results of this TEM study, it is inferred that majorite-pyrope garnet first crystallized from the Suizhou chondritic melt at 22–26 GPa, followed by crystallization of magnesiowüstite at 20–24 GPa, and then ringwoodite at 18–20 GPa. The eutectic intergrowths of FeNi-metal and troilite are proposed to have crystallized during meteorite cooling and solidified at the last stage of vein formation. 相似文献
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Exsolution textures in orthopyroxene in aluminous granulites as indicators of UHT metamorphism: New evidence from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Highly aluminous orthopyroxene, coexisting with sapphirine, cordierite, sillimanite, quartz and garnet in various combinations, constitute granoblastic mosaic peak metamorphic assemblages in aluminous granulites from three localities in the Eastern Ghats Belt, India. Orthopyroxene contains four types of intergrowths: (a) involving sapphirine with or without cordierite, (b) involving spinel, but without sapphirine, (c) involving cordierite, but without sapphirine and spinel, and (d) involving garnet, without sapphirine, spinel or cordierite. On the basis of textural and compositional data, origin of the intergrowths is ascribed to breakdown of Mg-Tschermak component, locally also involving Fe- and Ti-Tschermak. An attempt is made to compute the “pre-breakdown” compositions of orthopyroxene by image analysis, which shows maximum Al2O3 content of 13.4 wt.% in the pristine orthopyroxene. Geothermometry, phase equilibria consideration and application of existing experimental data on alumina solubility in orthopyroxene coexisting with sapphirine and quartz, collectively indicate extreme thermal conditions of metamorphism (> 1000 °C) for the studied assemblages. This re-affirms the notion that Al2O3 solubility in orthopyroxene is the most powerful indicator of UHT metamorphism (Harley, S.L., 2004. Extending our understanding of ultrahigh temperature crustal metamorphism. J. Mineral. Petrol. Sci. 99, 140–158). The intergrowths are considered to have formed due to cooling from the thermal peak spanning a temperature range of approximately 150 °C. Appearance of diverse types of intergrowths is probably related to subtle differences in bulk composition, particularly Fe:Mg ratios. 相似文献
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Kyanite-paragonite-bearing assemblages, northern Fiordland, New Zealand: rapid cooling of the lower crustal root to a Cretaceous magmatic arc 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：1
Fiordland, New Zealand exposes the lower crustal root of an Early Cretaceous magmatic arc that now forms one of Earth's most extensive high‐P granulite facies belts. The Arthur River Complex, a dioritic to gabbroic suite in northern Fiordland, is part of the root of the arc, and records an Early Cretaceous history of emplacement, tectonic burial, and high‐P granulite facies metamorphism that accompanied partial melting of the crust. Late random intergrowths of kyanite, quartz and plagioclase partially pseudomorph minerals in the earlier high‐T assemblages of the Arthur River Complex, indicating high‐P cooling of an over thickened crustal root by c. 200 °C. The kyanite intergrowths are themselves partially pseudomorphed by paragonite, commonly in the presence of phengitic white mica. Biotite–plagioclase intergrowths that partially pseudomorph phengitic white mica and diopside–plagioclase intergrowths that partially pseudomorph jadeitic diopside, combined with published thermochronology results, are consistent with later rapid decompression. A short duration anticlockwise P–T path may be explained by the high‐P juxtaposition of comparatively cool upper crustal rocks following their tectonic burial and under thrusting during the waning stages of Early Cretaceous orogenesis. This was then followed by the decompression giving the rapid exhumation within 20 Myr of peak metamorphism, as suggested by the isotopic data. 相似文献
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The bulk compositions of the groundmass alkali feldspar from the Hell Canyon Pluton is 0.146mole% albite. The composition of the outermost zone of the oscillatory zoned plagioclase is 0.686 mole% albite, whereas the most calcic cores have a composition of 0.43 mole% albite. The structural state of the alkali feldspar is near orthoclase. Both composition of coexisting feldspars and structural state of the alkali feldspar are nearly constant throughout the pluton.Exsolved albite in the alkali feldspar have a composition of 0.965 mole% albite and the orthoclase host has a composition of 0.032 mole%. Singe crystal X-ray studies indicate that the albite intergrowths are coherent with the host.Equilibrium temperatures derived from the coexisting feldspar average 554 ° C; about 150 ° C, too low for the minimum solidus temperatures for reasonable emplacement pressures (2 kb). If this minimum solidus temperature is assumed, then the alkali feldspar has lost about 0.15 mole% albite. This loss was most likely caused by hydrothermal solutions associated with the crystallizing magma and equilibrated at about 550 ° C. However, based on the coherent albite intergrowths and the orthoclase structure state it can be inferred that the system was relatively free of volatiles below 500 ° C. Final equilibirium between orthoclase host and albite intergrowths occurred at about 311 ° C. 相似文献
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Spinellids showing unmixed intergrowths of chromite or chromian spinel (sensu stricto) and magnetite or chromian magnetite are not known in mafic or ultramafic igneous rocks. They do occur within metamorphosed rocks that attained temperatures sufficiently high (upper amphibolite facies) for the formation of homogeneous Al-Cr-Fe3+-Ti spinel phases with compositions not matched in slowly cooled igneous rocks. In the Tugela Rand intrusion complex intergrowths of chromian spinel, chromian magnetite, ulvöspinel, ilmenite and a transparent aluminous spinel are observed and interpreted in terms of the thermal history of the rocks. Compositional differences between the separate areas of chromian spinel and chromian magnetite in complex intergrowths exhibited by the metamorphosed Tugela Rand and Mambulu Complexes confirm the extension of the magnetite-hercynite solvus (Turnock and Eugster 1962) towards magnesium- and chromium-rich compositions. The Tugela Rand spinellids are compared with those from the Carr Boyd Complex (Purvis et al. 1972) and the ultramafic rocks of the Giant Nickel Mine (Muir and Naldrett 1973) and the Red Lodge district (Loferski and Lipin 1983). Significant differences between the spinels from the Red Lodge district compared to the other three occurrences may reflect the different metamorphic histories of these areas. 相似文献
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Rocks of the Cerro del Almirez ultramafic massif (Sierra Nevada, Betic Cordillera, S. Spain) record the high-pressure dehydration of antigorite–olivine serpentinite to form chlorite harzburgite (ol + opx + chl). In the field, these two rock types are separated by a well-defined isograd. Titanian clinohumite (TiCl) and olivine show textural and compositional differences depending on the rock type. OH–TiCl occurs in the serpentinite as disseminated grains and in veins. F–OH–TiCl is observed exclusively in the chlorite harzburgite, where it occurs as porphyroblastic grains and within prograde olivine as irregular and lamellar, planar intergrowths at microscopic and submicroscopic scales. Petrological evidence of partial to complete breakdown of TiCl to olivine + ilmenite is preserved in both rock types. Chlorite harzburgite is characterized by a brown pleochroic olivine with abundantally oriented microscopic to submicroscopic oxide particles. The mean Ti-content of the brown olivine is 144 ppm. The brown olivine preserves TiCl lamellae that sometimes grade into ghost lamellae outlined by the oxide trails. This observation suggests that some of the oxide inclusions in the brown olivine are derived from the breakdown of TiCl intergrowths. Thermodynamic modelling of selected Almirez bulk rock compositions indicates a temperature increase from 635°C to 695°C, at pressures ranging from 1.7 GPa to 2.0 GPa, as the cause for the compositional adjustment of TiCl between the Almirez antigorite serpentinite and chlorite harzburgite. These P–T estimates are in good agreement with the sequence of phase relations observed in the field. The computed phase diagrams in conjunction with the geothermal conditions envisaged for different subduction settings indicate that TiCl is stable in the vicinity of the antigorite serpentinite/chlorite harzburgite phase boundary in some subduction settings. In these circumstances, clinohumite–olivine intergrowths in chlorite harzburgite may act as a sink for high field strength elements, and probably other elements, that are present in the mantle–wedge fluids. 相似文献
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《Chemie der Erde / Geochemistry》2021,81(4):125795
Petrographic, SEM, and EPMA analyses are used to study the micro-textures and mineralogical composition of samples collected by a TV-grab from the 26°S SMAR (southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge) hydrothermal field. The investigated samples include the outermost chimney walls and sulfide debris. Isocubanite-chalcopyrite intergrowths are the major Cu-Fe sulfide phase in the chimney wall samples. These intergrowths include normal chalcopyrite, anomalous chalcopyrite (Cu-poor, Zn- and Fe-rich), normal isocubanite with Cu/Fe < 0.50, and Cu-rich isocubanite with Cu/Fe > 0.50. Anomalous chalcopyrite and Cu-rich isocubanite represent the intermediate phases between stoichiometric chalcopyrite and isocubanite in the Cu-Fe-S system. Anomalous chalcopyrite occurs as cores or thin rims bordering isocubanite, which associated with sphalerite. While Cu-rich isocubanite commonly associates pyrite. Based on textural relationships and microanalytical data of both phases, we interpret the abundant anomalous chalcopyrite and Cu-rich isocubanite as metastable or as high-temperature (~300 °C) rapidly precipitated hydrothermal sulfides. This interpretation advocates the SMAR 26°S hydrothermal field as an immature and short-living system. 相似文献