Y. Banno, Chihiro Fukuda, N. Shimobayashi, S. Yamada
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摘要
在日本中部三川变质带Iimori地区的片状锰矿石中发现了含锂钠角闪孔(Li 2o = 0.01 ~ 1.02 wt%)。矿石主要由石英、钠长石、角闪洞、钠~钠钙辉石和褐灰岩组成。角闪孔以棱柱状晶体形式存在,长度可达400 μ m,由浅绿色的芯和橙红色的边缘组成。以(OH, F, Cl) =(2−2Ti)原子为单位,以24(O, OH, F, Cl)为基础,得到了核心和边缘平均组成的化学式;是0.448 (Na 0.468 K)Σ0.916 B (Na 1.586 Ca 0.393 Mn 2 + 0.021)Σ2.000摄氏度(3.896 Mn 2 + 0.124毫克铁3 + 0.657 0.182 Ti李0.031 0.106铜0.004)Σ5.000吨(参见Si 7.936 0.064)Σ8.000 O 22 w (F(哦)1.771 0.062 0.167 O)Σ2.000和0.428 (0.576 K Na)Σ1.004 B (Na 1.759 0.241 Ca)Σ2.000摄氏度(3.143 Mn 2 + 0.332毫克铁3 + 0.782 0.247 Mn 3 + 0.081 Ti李铜)如果[0.106 (OH) O]Σ2.000,分别。因此,角闪孔的核心是镁镁镁岩和钾镁镁钠岩的中间成分,而角闪孔的边缘是钾镁镁钠岩。
Discovery of Li–bearing sodium amphibole from the Sanbagawa belt, Japan
Lithium – bearing sodium amphibole (Li 2 O = 0.01 – 1.02 wt%) was found in a specimen of schistose manganese ore from the Iimori region in the Sanbagawa metamorphic belt, central Japan. The ore is composed mainly of quartz, albite, amphibole, Na to Na – Ca pyroxene, and braunite. The amphibole occurs as prismatic crystals with lengths of up to 400 µm and consists of a pale – green core and an orange – red rim observed in hand specimen. The chemical formulae of averaged compositions of the core and rim, based on 24(O, OH, F, Cl) with (OH, F, Cl) = (2 − 2Ti) atoms per formula unit, are A (Na 0.468 K 0.448 ) Σ 0.916B (Na 1.586 Ca 0.393 Mn 2+0.021 ) Σ 2.000C (Mg 3.896 Mn 2+0.124 Fe 3+0.657 Al 0.182 Ti 0.031 Li 0.106 Cu 0.004 ) Σ 5.000T (Si 7.936 Al 0.064 ) Σ 8.000 O 22W [(OH) 1.771 F 0.167 O 0.062 ] Σ 2.000 and A (K 0.576 Na 0.428 ) Σ 1.004 B (Na 1.759 Ca 0.241 ) Σ 2.000C (Mg 3.143 Mn 2+0.332 Fe 3+0.782 Al 0.247 Mn 3+0.081 Ti Li Cu ) Si [(OH) O 0.106 ] Σ 2.000 , respectively. Consequently, the core amphibole has an intermediate composition between magnesio – arfvedsonite and potassic – magnesio – arfvedsonite, whereas the rim amphibole is potassic – magnesio – arfvedsonite.
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