Sıvı Kapanımlarının İki Farklı Yöntemle Kimyasal Analizleri

Year 1986, Volume: 10 Issue: 1, 39 - 42, 28.01.2025

Rezan Birsoy

Abstract

Fluoritteki sıvı kapanımlarının kimyasal analizi ilk önce dondurma deneyi ile birlikte kapanımdaki sıvının yıkanması yöntemiyle saptanmıştır. Daha sonra aynı örneklerde, kapanımdaki sıvının bileşiminin analizi taramalı elektron mikroskopla yapılmıştır. Her iki yöntem, NaCl ve KCl’ün temel bileşenler olduğunu göstermiştir. Ayrıca ikinci yöntemin, birinci yönteme göre çok hızlı ve sağlıklı olmasına karşın daha pahalı olduğu anlaşılmıştır.

Keywords

Sıvı kapanım, Kimyasal Analiz, Fluorit

Chemical analysis of the fluid inclusions by two different methods

Abstract

Chemical analysis of fluid inclusions of the fluorite were first obtained by leaching the fluid inclusion to the solution along with freezing experiments. Then, by using the same samples, chemical composition of the fluid inclusion was done by scanning electron microscopy technique. Both methods showed that NaCl and KC1 are the main components of the inclusions. Furthermore, even though second method is faster and more reliable than the first one, it was understood that is more expensive.

Keywords

Fluid inclusions, Chemical analysis, Fluorite

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