Title: Note that this subdivides the chemographic diagram into 5 subtriangles, labeled AE
1- Note that this subdivides the chemographic
diagram into 5 sub-triangles, labeled (A)-(E)
- x-xy-x2z
- xy-xyz-x2z
- xy-xyz-y
- xyz-z-x2z
- y-z-xyz
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3Below the isograd
Bulk rock composition
A B ? C D
At the isograd
Above the isograd
This is called a tie-line flip, and results in
new groupings in the next metamorphic zone
4 5- The three pseudo-components are all calculated on
an atomic basis - A Al2O3 Fe2O3 - Na2O - K2O
- C CaO - 3.3 P2O5
- F FeO MgO MnO
6- A typical ACF compatibility diagram, referring to
a specific range of P and T (the kyanite zone in
the Scottish Highlands)
Green area is bulk composition of metabasaltic
rocks
What are the common assemblages for kyanite zone
(amphibolite facies)??
7 8A Al2O3 K K2O F FeO M MgO
9Project from a phase that is present in the
mineral assemblages to be studied Usually
muscovite (Ms) or K-feldspar (Kfs)
10 11Chapter 28 Metapelites
- Metapelites metamorphosed mudstones and shales
- Distinguishing chemical characteristics high
Al2O3 and K2O, and low CaO - Reflect the high clay and mica content of the
original sediment and lead to the dominance of
muscovite and quartz throughout most of the range
of metamorphism - High proportion of micas common development of
foliated rocks, such as slates, phyllites, and
mica schists - the petrogenesis of pelites is represented well
in AKF and AFM diagrams
12Chlorite Zone
- lower greenschist facies
- 300 400C
13Biotite Isograd
- tie-line flip (discontinous) reaction type
- Chl Kfs ? Bt phengitic Ms
14P-T grid
? Biotite Isograd
15Chapter 28 Metapelites
Biotite Zone
- Continuous reactions (over a range of P-T)
involving solid solution - gradual expansion of Ms-Bt-Chl triangle to
include more pelite compositions
- middle to upper greenschist
- 400 500C
P,T increasing
16Garnet Isograd
Part 1
- tie-line flip (discontinous) reaction type
17Chapter 28 Metapelites
Garnet Isograd
Part 2
- Continuous reaction type (over a range of P-T)
involving solid solution
- Chl Bt ? Grt Mg-rich Chl Mg-rich Bt
- This is the garnet isograd for almost all common
metapelites
18P-T grid
?? Garnet Isograd
19Chapter 28 Metapelites
Staurolite Isograd
Part 1
- terminal point reaction type
(chloritoid-out disappearance of chloritoid)
20Chapter 28 Metapelites
Staurolite Isograd
Part 2
- tie-line flip (discontinous) rxn
- This is the staurolite isograd for almost all
common metapelites
21P-T grid
?? Staurolite Isograd
22Part 1
Kyanite Isograd
- tie-line flip (discontinous) rxn
23Chapter 28 Metapelites
Part 2
Kyanite Isograd
- terminal point reaction type
(staurolite-out disappearance of staurolite)
Ky
- This is the kyanite isograd for almost all
common metapelites
24P-T grid
? Kyanite Isograd
25Chapter 28 Metapelites
Sillimanite Isograd
Sil
26P-T grid
? Sillmanite Isograd
27Chapter 28 Metapelites
K-feldspar Isograd (2nd sillimanite)
Kfs
- liberated H2O may cause partial melting
28P-T grid
11 K-feldspar Isograd
29Granulite Facies
- presence of cordierite and/or Opx (depending on
P)
- Bt Sil ? Grt Crd H2O Bt
Qtz ? Opx Kfs H2O
- tie-line flip/dehydration reaction
- liberated H2O may cause partial melting
30Migmatites
- migmatite mixed rock part igneous, part
metamorphic
- Breakdown of muscovite and biotite at high
grades may cause partial melting
31Chapter 28 Metapelites
32Review and P-T Application
AFM basics
332. Getting P-T constraints
chl
gar
bio
Example Over what P-T range is the assemblage
GarChlBio stable?
34Step 1 find AFM range for assemblage
Where in P-T space does this assemblage occur?
35Step 2 use AFM labels to find P-T field
This is the only part of P-T space where
garchlbio can coexist
36Granulite
Amphibolite
Greenschist
Kfs Zone
Sil Zone
Ky Zone
St Zone
Grt Zone
Bt Zone
Chl Zone
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