PHASE SEPARATION IN (Fe,Co)1 xS MONOSULFIDE SOLID-SOLUTION BELOW 450 C, WITH CONSEQUENCES FOR COEXISTING PYRRHOTITE AND PENTLANDITE IN MAGMATIC SULFIDE DEPOSITS
PHASE SEPARATION IN (Fe,Co)1 xS MONOSULFIDE SOLID-SOLUTION BELOW 450 C, WITH CONSEQUENCES FOR COEXISTING PYRRHOTITE AND PENTLANDITE IN MAGMATIC SULFIDE DEPOSITS
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450 C 以下的 (Fe,Co)1 xS 单硫化物固溶体中的相分离,对岩浆硫化物矿床中磁黄铁矿和镍黄铁矿共存的影响
DOI:
10.2113/gscanmin.40.1.33
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
0.9
通讯作者:
M. Fleet
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作者:
S. Farrell;M. Fleet
Phase relations for (Fe,Co) 1‐xS coexisting with cobalt pentlandite have been studied up to 450 °C using sealed silica glass tube experiments. The (Fe,Co) monosulfide solid-solution with the NiAs-type structure (Fe,Co- mss) unmixes abruptly below 425°C, to coexisting Fe-rich (Fe,Co-mss1; 1C structure) and Co-rich (Fe,Co- mss2; 3C structure) phases. For bulk compositions with 52.0 at.% S, the equilibrium Fe,Co-mss1 solvus is located at about 0.83 molar Fe/(Fe + Co) at 400 °C and progressively diverges toward the Fe1‐xS end-member composition with decrease in temperature to 0.98 molar Fe/(Fe + Co) at 105 °C. At 400°C, the equilibrium Fe,Co-mss2 solvus is at about 0.37 molar Fe/(Fe + Co) and does not appear to vary significantly with decrease in temperature. There is a metastable solvus within the equilibrium miscibility-gap, with a critical temperature at 425 °C between 0.45 and 0.50 molar Fe/(Fe + Co), as indicated by single-phase products that persist even with prolonged annealing. A narrow field of spontaneous phase-separation is centered at 0.75 molar Fe/(Fe + Co), and results in satellite reflections of h0l NiAs-type subcell reflections in products quenched from a high temperature (800 °C). The miscibility gap in Fe,Co-mss is similar to the phase separation of mss in the system Fe‐Ni‐S. However, phase separation occurs at a slightly higher temperature in Fe,Co-mss (between 425 and 400°C) than in mss (between 400 and 300°C), and is initially discontinuous.