FTIR Spectroscopy of CO3- and OH-bearing Apatites

含 CO3 和 OH 的磷灰石的 FTIR 光谱

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项目摘要

Apatite group minerals are made primarily of calcium and phosphate and contain smaller amounts of chlorine, fluorine, hydroxide, carbonate and sulfate. These minor components can be linked through mathematical models to gases (for example, water and carbon dioxide) that are important in many geological processes that lead not only to formation of ore deposits but also to the causes for explosive volcanism. Apatites are found in a wide variety of rocks. Therefore this study will provide the analytical and intellectual basis for an apatite-based mathematical model for carbon dioxide and water behavior in (solid or molten) rocks from the Earth's mantle to surface. One potential application is determining carbon dioxide contributions from volcanoes into the atmosphere at geologic times associated with climate change. A broader impact of this research lies in its presentation as an integral part of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' Nature Research Center, an 80,000 square foot facility designed to bring research directly to the general public through a variety of forums and media. Further impact is expected in the understanding of carbonate incorporated into tooth and bone apatite, and in the design of biomaterials. This research addresses fundamental problems with the apatite group minerals, using microanalytical techniques to enhance the thermodynamic data used in mathematical models. The project will include the development of microanalytical methods for apatites such as Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) for the measurement of OH (hydroxyl ion) and CO3 (carbonate group) in combination with Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS). Diffusion of fluorine and chlorine in apatite during Electron Probe Microanalysis (EPMA) will be further examined. Apatites will be synthesized in molten salts at temperatures from 600-800°C, providing a simple system for determining (mathematical) thermodynamic data for the pure end member apatites and for the apatites containing mixtures of fluorine, chlorine and hydroxyl ions, and mixtures of hydroxyl ions and carbonate.
磷灰石类矿物主要由钙和磷酸盐组成,并含有少量的氯,氟,氢氧化物,碳酸盐和硫酸盐。这些次要成分可以通过数学模型与气体(例如水和二氧化碳)联系起来,这些气体在许多地质过程中非常重要,这些地质过程不仅导致矿床的形成,而且导致火山爆发。磷灰石存在于各种各样的岩石中。因此,这项研究将提供分析和知识基础的磷灰石为基础的数学模型的二氧化碳和水的行为(固体或熔融)岩石从地球的地幔到表面。一个潜在的应用是确定与气候变化相关的地质时期火山向大气中排放的二氧化碳。这项研究的更广泛的影响在于它作为北卡罗来纳州自然科学博物馆自然研究中心的一个组成部分的介绍,该中心是一个80,000平方英尺的设施,旨在通过各种论坛和媒体将研究直接带给公众。进一步的影响,预计在了解碳酸盐纳入牙齿和骨磷灰石,并在生物材料的设计。这项研究解决了磷灰石组矿物的基本问题,使用微分析技术,以提高数学模型中使用的热力学数据。该项目将包括开发磷灰石的微量分析方法,如用于测量OH(氢氧根离子)和CO 3(碳酸根)的傅里叶变换红外光谱法,并结合二次离子质谱法。进一步研究了电子探针分析(EPMA)过程中氟和氯在磷灰石中的扩散。磷灰石将在600-800°C的温度下在熔融盐中合成,提供用于确定纯端元磷灰石和含有氟、氯和氢氧根离子的混合物以及氢氧根离子和碳酸根的混合物的磷灰石的(数学)热力学数据的简单系统。

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Acquisition of an FTIR for the Nature Research Center, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
为北卡罗来纳州自然科学博物馆自然研究中心购买 FTIR
  • 批准号:
    0929898
  • 财政年份:
    2009
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    $ 18.46万
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    Standard Grant
NMIMT HIGH SPEED CONNECTION TO THE vBNS & ABILENE NETWORKS
NMIMT 与 vBNS 的高速连接
  • 批准号:
    9987467
  • 财政年份:
    2000
  • 资助金额:
    $ 18.46万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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