A large crystal of trigonal phengite (Phe-3T; K0.96Na0.02Ba0.01)(Al1.35Mg0.40Fe0.112+Fe0.133+Ti0.02)(Sigma=2.02) [Si3.44Al0.56)O-10(OH)(2)), sampled from a phengite+quartz metamorphic vein in the eclogites-bearing rocks of Sulu UHP metamorphic terrane, exhibits unusual thin lamellae of ferrian-aluminian trigonal/monoclinic phlogopite polytypes (Phl-3T: (K0.78Na0.01)(Mgt.48Fe0.392+Fe0.453+Al0.30Ti0.06)(Sigma=2.68)[Si2.98Al1.02]O-10((OH)(1.77)F-0.23): Phl-1M: (K0.85Ca0.01)(Mg1.43Fe0.452+Fe0.543+Al0.2Ti0.06)(Sigma=2.69)[Si2.88Al1.12]O-10((OH)(1.99)F-0.01)). This assemblage is rarely observed in UHP edogite-bearing rocks, and has never been reported before in the Sulu UHP metamorphic terrane. A detailed crystal-chemical characterisation of Phe-3T, Phl-3T and Phi-Wallowed the development of a thermodynamic model that estimates the P-T conditions of formation of such an assemblage and helps to understand the relationship between mica polytypes and a quartz dominated (silica oversaturated) system, which characterised the Sulu vein. Phe-3T varies in composition upon approaching Phl-3T/1M, showing a decrease of Si and Al and an increase of Fe and Mg contents. Observed phlogopites cannot be ascribed to bare exsolving processes, and require the involvement of a non-isochemical reaction, dominated by exsolution (quasi-exsolution process) in combination with a contribution from an "external chemical supplier" (most probably provided by circulating fluids). Mass balance calculations between the mineralogical assemblage of Sulu vein and the solute components of alkali-alumino-silicate high pressure fluids demonstrate that a silicic-type major element composition accounts for a phengite-quartz based rock. The occurrence of phlogopite micas can be explained as an effect of disproportion in combination with supply components, i.e. Mg, Al and K, from alkali-alumino-silicate high pressure fluids. On the basis of energy modelling of the reaction process from phengite to phlogopite in presence of quartz and a matter exchanger, we determined that such a transformation is weakly dependent on T over the 500-930 degrees C thermal range. The intersection of the calculated P-T assemblage equilibrium curve with the country rock P-T metamorphic path occurs at P similar to 2.4 +/- 0.2 GPa and T similar to 700 degrees C, thus reflecting an early stage of exhumation, close to the metamorphic peak of the Sulu UHP terrane. (C) 2018 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Phengite megacryst quasi-exsolving phlogopite, from Sulu ultra-high pressure metamorphic terrane, Qinglongshan, Donghai County (eastern China): New data for P-T-X conditions during exhumation
Nodari L;
2018
Abstract
A large crystal of trigonal phengite (Phe-3T; K0.96Na0.02Ba0.01)(Al1.35Mg0.40Fe0.112+Fe0.133+Ti0.02)(Sigma=2.02) [Si3.44Al0.56)O-10(OH)(2)), sampled from a phengite+quartz metamorphic vein in the eclogites-bearing rocks of Sulu UHP metamorphic terrane, exhibits unusual thin lamellae of ferrian-aluminian trigonal/monoclinic phlogopite polytypes (Phl-3T: (K0.78Na0.01)(Mgt.48Fe0.392+Fe0.453+Al0.30Ti0.06)(Sigma=2.68)[Si2.98Al1.02]O-10((OH)(1.77)F-0.23): Phl-1M: (K0.85Ca0.01)(Mg1.43Fe0.452+Fe0.543+Al0.2Ti0.06)(Sigma=2.69)[Si2.88Al1.12]O-10((OH)(1.99)F-0.01)). This assemblage is rarely observed in UHP edogite-bearing rocks, and has never been reported before in the Sulu UHP metamorphic terrane. A detailed crystal-chemical characterisation of Phe-3T, Phl-3T and Phi-Wallowed the development of a thermodynamic model that estimates the P-T conditions of formation of such an assemblage and helps to understand the relationship between mica polytypes and a quartz dominated (silica oversaturated) system, which characterised the Sulu vein. Phe-3T varies in composition upon approaching Phl-3T/1M, showing a decrease of Si and Al and an increase of Fe and Mg contents. Observed phlogopites cannot be ascribed to bare exsolving processes, and require the involvement of a non-isochemical reaction, dominated by exsolution (quasi-exsolution process) in combination with a contribution from an "external chemical supplier" (most probably provided by circulating fluids). Mass balance calculations between the mineralogical assemblage of Sulu vein and the solute components of alkali-alumino-silicate high pressure fluids demonstrate that a silicic-type major element composition accounts for a phengite-quartz based rock. The occurrence of phlogopite micas can be explained as an effect of disproportion in combination with supply components, i.e. Mg, Al and K, from alkali-alumino-silicate high pressure fluids. On the basis of energy modelling of the reaction process from phengite to phlogopite in presence of quartz and a matter exchanger, we determined that such a transformation is weakly dependent on T over the 500-930 degrees C thermal range. The intersection of the calculated P-T assemblage equilibrium curve with the country rock P-T metamorphic path occurs at P similar to 2.4 +/- 0.2 GPa and T similar to 700 degrees C, thus reflecting an early stage of exhumation, close to the metamorphic peak of the Sulu UHP terrane. (C) 2018 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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