CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY OF THE TOURMALINES FROM GRANITES&PEGMATITES IN METAMORPHIC ROCKS OF THE AEGEAN REGION

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Many pegmatitic and granitic rocks with different genesis, petrological and mineralogical aspects crop out in Menderes Metamorphic Massif which covers a large area in Aegean Region. In SinancılarKemalpaşa distric,t tourmalines either in granitoids and their contacts or surrounding contact metamorphic haloes show significant variations in texture and composition. The tourmalines close to dravite end-member of schorl-dravite solid solution serie exhibits “proton deficency trend”. While the tourmalines in granitic and aplitic rocks have high concentrations of Al, the tourmalines in surrounding contact metamorphic haloes are distinguished by their high Mg and Ca content. In Çine southern part of the Menderes Massif the tourmalines of Na and K-feldspar bearing pegmatites emplaced in the gneiss of the core serie show bimodal “proton deficency trend”. They are distinguishable from tourmalines of Sinacılar with their high Fe and Na content. The results of the mössbauer and infra-red studies indicate that the ferric and ferrous iron is hosted either in Y or Z sites of the tourmaline crystal lattice. The oxidation of the iron possibly triggered by the hydrothermal fluids associated with metamorphic processes. The chemistry of the tourmalines in both Sinancılar and Çine region are controlled by the anatectic genesis of the granitoids, the contact metamorphic processes after regional metamorphism and the following hydrothermal activities.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Tourmaline, Crystal chemistry, Mössbauer spectrometry, Infra-red spectrometry

BATI ANADOLU'DA METAMORFİKLER İÇİNDEKİ GRANİT VE PEGMATİTLERE AİT TURMALİNLERİN KRİSTAL KİMYASI

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out in Menderes Metamorphic Massif which covers a large area in Aegean Region. In Sinancılar- Kemalpaşa distric,t tourmalines either in granitoids and their contacts or surrounding contact metamorphic haloes show significant variations in texture and composition. The tourmalines close to dravite end-member of schorl-dravite solid solution serie exhibits “proton deficency trend”. While the tourmalines in granitic and aplitic rocks have high concentrations of Al, the tourmalines in surrounding contact metamorphic haloes are distinguished by their high Mg and Ca content. In Çine southern part of the Menderes Massif the tourmalines of Na and K-feldspar bearing pegmatites emplaced in the gneiss of the core serie show bimodal “proton deficency trend”. They are distinguishable from tourmalines of Sinacılar with their high Fe and Na content. The results of the mössbauer and infra-red studies indicate that the ferric and ferrous iron is hosted either in Y or Z sites of the tourmaline crystal lattice. The oxidation of the iron possibly triggered by the hydrothermal fluids associated with metamorphic processes. The chemistry of the tourmalines in both Sinancılar and Çine region are controlled by the anatectic genesis of the granitoids, the contact metamorphic processes after regional metamorphism and the following hydrothermal activities

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Turmaline, Kristal kimyası, Mössbauer spektrometresi, İnfra-red spektrometresi

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