Submicron Raman spectroscopy mapping of serpentinite fault rocks
Submicron Raman spectroscopy mapping of serpentinite fault rocks
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蛇纹岩断层岩的亚微米拉曼光谱图
DOI:
10.1002/jrs.5277
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
K. Gordon
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作者:
J. Rooney;M. Tarling;Steven A. Smith;K. Gordon
Submicron Raman spectroscopy mapping is able to unambiguously distinguish the main serpentine minerals within their in situ microstructural context. The high spatial resolution (~370 nm), large‐area coverage (up to hundreds of micrometres in each dimension), and ability to map directly on polished thin sections allows novel interpretations to be made regarding the nature and evolution of serpentinite fault rock textures. The potential of this method is illustrated by examining submicron‐scale textures of scaly serpentinites (e.g., dissolution seams, mineral growth in pressure shadows, distribution, and intergrowth of serpentine minerals) from a lithospheric‐scale shear zone in New Zealand and a subduction‐related serpentinite body in California, USA.