Natroalunite on Ruapehu volcano, New Zealand
Natroalunite on Ruapehu volcano, New Zealand
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新西兰鲁阿佩胡火山上的钠明矾石
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
B. W. Robinson
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作者:
I. Graham;B. W. Robinson
A 5 cm diameter nodule recently recovered from the northern slopes of Mount Ruapehu, Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand consists of bladed natroalunite, quartz and rutile. The natroalunite crystals are zoned, having K-rich cores and Na-rich rims, and are enriched in Ba and Sr over Rb. The strontium isotopic composition (0.70535) is close to the average for Ruapehu lavas and the 5345 (%o) CDT value of + 16.1 is similar to dissolved sulphate in Ruapehu crater lake. The nodule probably originated as a precipi tate from hydrothermal fluids at low pH, and was subsequently baked by hot lava.