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Fine structure of infrared OH-stretching bands in natural and heat-treated amphiboles of the tremolite-ferro-actinolite series

  • Kiyotaka Ishida , Frank C. Hawthorne und Yumi Ando
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 28. März 2015
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Abstract

Fine structure in the principal OH-stretching bands of amphiboles of the tremolite-ferro-actinolite series have been examined. In samples with partly filled A sites, a broad (composite) band is observed at 3725~3680 cm-1 and is assigned to two types of configurations: (M1M1M3)-OH-A( Na,K):T1Si T1Al in which Al occurs at the T1 site, and (M1M1M3)-OH-A(Na,K)-O3(O2-,F-,Cl-); the component of (M1M1M3)-OH-A(Na,K):T1Si T1Si configuration is small, because Na and K at the A site are locally associated with Al at an adjacent T1 site. In tremolite, manganoan tremolite, and Fe2+-poor actinolite, a weak shoulder on the principal A band at ~3669 cm-1 is assigned to the configuration M4CaM4(Mg,Fe2+,Mn2+,Na):(MgMgMg)-OH-A◻: T1Si T1Si (◻ = vacancy). Fine structure in the principal bands B (B' and B'') and C (C' and C'') are also observed: the higher-frequency band B'' is assigned to M1Fe2+M1Mg M3Mg-OH-A◻, and the lower-frequency band B' to M1MgM1MgM3Fe2+-OHA◻; the higher-frequency band C' is assigned to M1Fe2+M1Fe2+M3Mg-OH-A◻ and the lower-frequency band C'' to M1Mg M1Fe2+M3Fe2+-OH-A◻. Some broad OH-stretching bands attributed to (M1M1M3)- OH-A◻:T1Si T1Al are observed at 3640~3580 cm-1. In amphiboles of the tremolite-ferro-actinolite series that show a substantial B [(MgMgFe2+)-OH] band, a new OH-stretching band (at around 3641 cm-1), E, appears near the principal C band (at around 3643 cm-1) on heat treatment. The shape of band E is similar to that of the original band B, and its local configuration is O2--(MgMgFe3+)-OH-. A weak and broad band A** appears at ~3690 cm-1 on heat treatment of some Na-bearing actinolites, and is ascribed to the (MgMgMg)-OH-ANa-O2- configuration

Received: 2001-4-16
Accepted: 2002-2-8
Published Online: 2015-3-28
Published in Print: 2002-7-1

© 2015 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

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