Temperature dependence of intersite distribution of Mg and Fe in olivine and the associated change of lattice parameters

Temperature dependence of intersite distribution of Mg and Fe in olivine and the associated change of lattice parameters
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橄榄石中 Mg 和 Fe 位点分布的温度依赖性以及晶格参数的相关变化

DOI:
10.1007/bf00348738
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
M. Tokonami
M. Tokonami
中科院分区:
地球科学4区
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作者:
N. Aikawa;M. Kumazawa;M. Tokonami

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The cation distribution of natural and heated ferromagnesian olivine with chemical composition, Fo67Fa33, from metagabbro was examined by X-ray diffraction. Heating and quenching experiments were made by a newly devised apparatus which enables us to obtain very fast quenching speed in comparison with the usual technique. The distribution constants,KD=(Fe+2/Mg)M1/(Fe+2/Mg)M2, of the natural samples were less than 1.07, and those of heat-treated samples were more than 1.15, indicating that cation ordering takes place with temperature. The distribution of Fe+2and Mg is nearly random at low temperatures, whereas Fe+2shows a slight but significant preference for a smallerM1 site at high temperatures. The change of the distribution constant was observed on specimens which were heated for a short period of time (6–1,060 s) and quenched within 10 ms. Thus the rate of the cation reordering reaction is a very fast process. The lattice parametersbandcdecrease whereasaincreases with the increase of distribution constant. The overall effect on unit cell volume is a decrease with the increasing distribution constant, suggesting the presence of significant pressure dependence of the cation distribution towards the ordering of Fe atM1 site in ferromagnesian olivine.