Staurolite and kyanite in the Takanuki pelitic gneisses of the Abukuma metamorphic terrane northeast Japan
Staurolite and kyanite in the Takanuki pelitic gneisses of the Abukuma metamorphic terrane northeast Japan
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日本东北部阿武隈变质地体 Takanuki 泥质片麻岩中的十字石和蓝晶石
DOI:
10.2465/ganko.84.141
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发表时间:
1989
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通讯作者:
S. Kishi
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作者:
Y. Hiroi;S. Kishi
Relict staurolite was newly found, together with metastable kyanite with or without Zn-rich spinel, in the sillimanite+K-feldspar zone grade quartz-rich Takanuki pelitic gneisses at three localities near Takanuki. It occurs as anhedral grains, up to 0.2mm in diameter, completely included in plagioclase single crystals, and is much Zn-richer, containing up to 2 wt. % ZnO, than staurolites in the nearby silica-undersaturated metalateritic rocks. The relict staurolites in the pelitic gneisses do not show any breakdown texture to the garnet+sillimanite+spinel assemblage, which is conspicuous in the metalateritic rocks. This may be due mainly to the high partial pressure of H2O locally prevailed around relict staurolites within plagioclase single crystals in pelitic gneisses, that resulted from dehydration of a trace amount of staurolite. On the other hand, kyanite associated with Zn-rich spinel may have been formed after staurolite which was located at the grain boundary of host plagioclase crystals, because H2O released from staurolite could escape along the grain boundary. This, in turn, suggests that some kyanite was formed as a product of staurolite breakdown in the absence of quartz.