Mechanisms of hydrothermal crystallization of quartz at 250°C and 15 kbar
Mechanisms of hydrothermal crystallization of quartz at 250°C and 15 kbar
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DOI:
10.1016/0016-7037(78)90130-8
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发表时间:
1978-02
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5
通讯作者:
Y. Matsuhisa;J. R. Goldsmith;R. Clayton
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作者:
Y. Matsuhisa;J. R. Goldsmith;R. Clayton
Oxygen isotopic exchange between quartz and water, using a novel technique in which both18O/16O and17O/16O fractionations were measured, yielded an equilibrium fractionation Δ18= 9.0 at 250°C and 15 kbar. The reaction proceeds predominantly by solution of fine grains and growth of larger grains. Exchange by solid-state diffusion is immeasurably slow at this temperature. Under the same experimental conditions, cristobalite behaves quite differently, becoming transformed to sub-micron quartz crystals in a few minutes. The phase transformation is accompanied by a kinetic isotope effect yielding quartz in isotopic disequilibrium with water. It is possible that such disequilibrium products are also formed in other experiments involving phase transitions or mineral syntheses.