RETROGRADED ECLOGITES ON THE NORTHERN MARGIN OF NORTH CHINA CRATON, HEBEI PROVINCE, CHINA:MINERAL CHEMISTRY AND RETROGRESSIVE METAMORPHISM
RETROGRADED ECLOGITES ON THE NORTHERN MARGIN OF NORTH CHINA CRATON, HEBEI PROVINCE, CHINA:MINERAL CHEMISTRY AND RETROGRESSIVE METAMORPHISM
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2004
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Ni Zhiyao;Wang Ren-min;Tong Ying
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Ni Zhiyao;Wang Ren-min;Tong Ying
The retrograded eclogites on the northern margin of the North China Craton occur as tectonic lenses within biotite-plagioclase gneisses in the Paleoproterozoic Hongqiyingzi Group characterized by amphibolite-facies parageneses. Petrographic studies revealed three main metamorphic stages: peak eclogite facies stage, high-pressure granulite facies stage and amphibolite facies stage during decompression. During the peak eclogite facies stage of metamorphism, the eclogites had Ca-rich garnet+omphacite +rutile quartz assemblages and must have equilibrated at 680-730 ℃ and more than (1.40-1.50) GPa. Subsequently, during the early stages of decompression and continuing deformation, plagioclase exsolved from the omphacite to give rise to granulite facies fine-grained vermicular symplectite of sodic diopside and plagioclase (An=(20.4)-30.7). And garnet and sodic diopside were variably recrystallised to give rise to the amphibilite facies mineral assemblages of pargasite,hornblende or tschermakite and plagioclase(An=31.6-54.8)that characterized by kelyphitic rim around garnet, granular symplectite and vermicular symplectite.The geothermometry of the amphibolite facies assemblages suggests the conditions of 530-610℃ and 0.67-0.81 GPa.