2018
DOI: 10.17223/25421379/7/2
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Statistical estimation of typochemical features of quartz of granite pegmatis

Abstract: Приведены геохимические исследования кварца гранитных пегматитов разных формаций. Установлено, что сочетание структурных дефектов и геохимические особенности кварца носят закономерный, статистически подтвержденный характер. Показаны тенденции изменения содержаний примесных элементов в кварце гранитоидов и их поздних дифференциатов. Ключевые слова: ICP-MS кварца пегматитов, типохимизм кварца, структурные дефекты кварца, корреляционный анализ, кластерный анализ.

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“…Pegmatite containing granite is used as raw material for industrial minerals in the production of feldspar and quartz for glass, glass fiber, ceramic and porcelain [6]. Chemical composition and structure of pegmatite rocks were studied and analyzed in several works [7]- [12]. Location of pegmatites are typically zoned and possess an inner quartz core, a symmetrical intermediate zone of coarse-grained muscovite, quartz, microcline and minor plagioclase, and an outer border zone of fine-to medium-grained microcline, quartz, plagioclase and muscovite [13].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pegmatite containing granite is used as raw material for industrial minerals in the production of feldspar and quartz for glass, glass fiber, ceramic and porcelain [6]. Chemical composition and structure of pegmatite rocks were studied and analyzed in several works [7]- [12]. Location of pegmatites are typically zoned and possess an inner quartz core, a symmetrical intermediate zone of coarse-grained muscovite, quartz, microcline and minor plagioclase, and an outer border zone of fine-to medium-grained microcline, quartz, plagioclase and muscovite [13].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%