Crystal chemistry of a natural schorlomite and Ti-andradites synthesized at different oxygen fugacities
Crystal chemistry of a natural schorlomite and Ti-andradites synthesized at different oxygen fugacities
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天然方镁石和不同氧逸度合成的钛钙铁矿的晶体化学
DOI:
10.1007/bf00209694
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Georg Amthauer
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作者:
A. Kühberger;Th. Fehr;H. Huckenholz;Georg Amthauer
Ti-andradites were synthesized at a pressure of P(H2O)=3 kbar and temperatures of 700–800° C. Oxygen fugacities were controlled by solid state buffers (Ni/NiO; SiO2 + Fe/Fe2SiO4). The Fe2+-and Fe3+-distribution was determined by low temperature Mössbauer spectroscopy. The water content was measured by a solid's moisture analyzer. The chemical composition of the synthetic and the natural sample has been determined by electron microprobe. Ti-andradites from runs at high oxygen fugacities have Fe3+ on octahedral and tetrahedral sites; Ti-andradites from runs at low oxygen fugacities have tetrahedrally and octahedrally coordinated Fe2+ as well. These “reduced” garnets must also contain Ti3+ on octahedral sites. Charge balance is maintained due to substitution of O2− by (OH)− by two mechanisms: (SiO4)4− ⇌ (O4H4)4− and (Fe3+O6)9− ⇌ (Fe2+O5OH)9−. FTIR spectra of the synthetic samples do show the presence of structurally bound (OH)−. In a natural sample tetrahedrally and octahedrally coordinated Fe3+ are observed together with Fe2+ on all three cation sites of the garnet structure.