Reaction-Induced Porosity in an Eclogite-Facies Vein Selvage (Monviso Ophiolite, W. Alps): Textural Evidence and In Situ Trace Elements and Sr Isotopes in Apatite.
Reaction-Induced Porosity in an Eclogite-Facies Vein Selvage (Monviso Ophiolite, W. Alps): Textural Evidence and In Situ Trace Elements and Sr Isotopes in Apatite.
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榴辉岩相矿脉边缘中反应引起的孔隙度(蒙维索蛇绿岩,西阿尔卑斯山):结构证据以及磷灰石中的原位微量元素和锶同位素。
DOI:
10.1093/petrology/egac128
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Kylander-Clark, Andrew
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作者:
Hoover, William F;Penniston-Dorland, Sarah;Piccoli, Philip;Kylander-Clark, Andrew
Porosity generated during fluid–rock reaction can facilitate fluid transport and metasomatism in low permeability high-pressure metamorphic rocks. Evidence for reaction-induced porosity is found in an eclogite-facies clinopyroxene + apatite vein in an undeformed eclogitized Fe–Ti metagabbro from the Monviso Ophiolite (W. Alps) with a distinct garnet-rich selvage. Vein-forming fluids were sourced from adjacent metagabbros and reaction with the host rock removed Ca and P from the selvage and added Fe, REE, Pb and Cr. Textures at the selvage–host rock interface and in the host rock record local heterogeneity in reactivity and porosity during metasomatism linked to variable initial lawsonite abundance. These features reflect a hierarchy of pervasive-to-channelized porosity structures that facilitated widespread metasomatism of the host rock. Development of this metasomatic system in response to locally derived fluids suggests large-scale externally derived fluid transport is not required to drive extensive fluid–rock exchange. The production of porosity during metasomatic reactions could be important in facilitating further fluid–rock reaction and fluid transport in subducting slabs where permeability is low.