Mineral inclusions in retrograde garnets from archean aluminous iron formations of the Voronezh crystalline massifs (features of the internal structure, crystallization conditions)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17308/geology.2018.3/1558Keywords:
Archean, mineral inclusions, garnet, aluminous iron formationsAbstract
In garnets from the Archean aluminous iron formations of the Voronezh crystalline massif, mineral inclusions of two types were found: solid-phase monomineral (pyroxenes, plagioclase, zircon, potassium feldspar, magnetite) and retrograde polymineral. Polymineral inclusions are crystalline mineral systems of siderite-pyrophyllite composition. The observed mineral paragenesis were formed as a result of the reaction: Opx + Pl + H2O + CO2 => Grt + Sd + Prf ± Cpx ± Mag. Thermometric estimates of garnet crystallization, obtained from mineral solid-phase inclusions (GOp geothermometry) are 636 ± 15 ° C (the stage of metamorphism M3). The stability temperature of the pyrophyllite-siderite association (350 to 550 ° C) can be considered as the lower boundary of the M3 metamorphism stage.











