Occurrence of Ca-Fe silicate minerals with zeolites in basalt cavities at Bombay, India
Occurrence of Ca-Fe silicate minerals with zeolites in basalt cavities at Bombay, India
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印度孟买玄武岩洞中钙铁硅酸盐矿物与沸石的赋存
DOI:
10.1127/ejm/2/6/0875
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发表时间:
1990
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
William P. Moller
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作者:
W. Wise;William P. Moller
Cavities in altered basalts, exposed by the Khondivilli Quarry near Bombay, India, contain prehnite, chlorite, laumontite, quartz, and calcite, associated with at least on of several Ca-Fe silicate minerals: julgodite-(Fe2+), ilvaite, babingtonite, or hydroandradite. The composition of each of these minerals is near the ferric iron end member composition. Because the surrounding rock has been replaced by chlorite with minor pyrite, cavity fluids must have developed substantially higher oxygen fugacities, in order to crystallize the various iron silicate minerals. Fluid inclusion studies and depth estimates indicate that the temperature and pressure of formation was about 200 C and 500 bars.