Controls on the mineralogy of S-type volcanic and plutonic rocks

LITHOS

Volumn 21, Issue 1, 1988, Pages 53-66

  Clemens, J D ^a   Wall, V J ^b  

^a CNRS   (France)

^b MONASH UNIVERSITY   (Australia)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 0023724749     PISSN: 00244937     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0024-4937(88)90005-9     Document Type: Article

References (80)

1. The role of manganese in the paragenesis of magmatic garnet: an example from the Old Woman-Piute Range, California: a discussion
2. Muscovite-bearing granites in the AFM liquidus projection
3. 2O)≤1
4. Granite and granodiorite at Powelltown and their relationships
5. Studies on the dacite-granodiorite contact relationships in the Dandenong Ranges and Warburton areas
6. Energetics of hydration of cordierite and water barometry in cordierite granulites
7. Mineralogy, geochemistry and petrogenesis of some Victorian Palaeozoic rhyolites
8. Reinvestigation and application of olivine-quartz-orthopyroxene barometry
9. The geology of the Tatong-Tolmie area
10. Hydrothermal fluids at the magmatic stage
11. The importance of volatile constituents
12. Topaz rhyolites — distribution origin and significance for exploration
13. Initial melting at grain boundaries, Part II. Melting in rocks of granodioritic, quartzdioritic and tonalitic composition
14. Upward movement of granitic magma
15. Two contrasting granite types
16. 2O
17. The petrogenesis of topaz rhyolites from the western United States
18. The mineralogy of peraluminous granites: a review
19. Magmatic andalusite from the South Mountain batholith, Nova Scotia
20. The origin and evolution of some peraluminous acid magmas (experimental, geochemical and petrological investigations)
21. Water contents of intermediate to silicic magmas
22. Crystallization and origin of some peraluminous (S-type) granitic magmas
23. The role of manganese in the paragenesis of magmatic garnet: a discussion
24. Origin and evolution of a peraluminous silicic ignimbrite suite: the Violet Town Volcanics
25. Some liquid compositions in the peraluminous haplogranite system
26. 2+Mg equilibria and implications for the beginning of melting in the crust and subduction zones
27. Application of cordierite-garnet geothermo-barometer to Darongshan S-type granite
28. Characteristics and genesis of Taima S-type super-hypabyssal hypersthene granite-porphyry
29. The assemblage orthopyroxene + cummingtonite + quartz. The low temperature stability limit
30. 2O system with addition of HF, HCl, and Li, Na, and K fluorides, chlorides, and hydroxides
31. Melting and thermal reconstitution of pelitic xenoliths, Wehr volcano, east Eifel, West Germany
32. Experimental generation of cordierite- and garnet-bearing granitic liquids from a pelitic composition
33. Distribution of elements between the fluid phase and silicate melt phase of granites and nepheline syenites
34. 2
35. Experimental study of the stability of cordierite and garnet in pelitic compositions at high pressures and temperatures, III. Synthesis of e experimental data and geological applications
36. Experimental phase relations of the micas
37. Stability of andalusite in the aluminum silicate phase diagram
38. 2+MgAl silicates at 800°C and 3 kb
39. FeMg cordierite stability in high-grade pelitic rocks based on experimental, theoretical. and natural observations
40. Fluid absent melting of the fluoro-hydroxy amphibole pargasite to 35 kb
41. 2 to 35 kb, dry and with excess water
42. total
43. The reactions between granite and aqueous hydrofluoric acid in relation to the origin of fluorine-bearing granites
44. The effect of fluorine on liquidus phase relationships in the system QzAbOr with excess water at 1 kb
45. The role of fluorine and boron in the generation of granitic melts
46. 2O at 2 kilobars, and petrogenetic implications
47. The probable occurrence of interstitial Al in hydrous F-bearing and F-free aluminosilicate melts
48. Phengite barometry based on the limiting assemblage with K-feldspar, phlogopite, and quartz
49. Are strongly peraluminous magmas derived from pelitic sedimentary sources?
50. Composition of plutonic muscovite: genetic implications
51. 2O and comparison with natural Li-free white micas
52. Biotite-sillimanite-spinel assemblages in high-grade metamorphic rocks: occurrences, chemographic analysis and thermobarometric interest
53. Thermodynamics of water in cordierite and some petrologic consequences of cordierite as a hydrous phase
54. Rare-element-enriched, S-type ash-flow tuffs containing phenocrysts of muscovite, andalusite and sillimanite, southeastern Peru
55. Metamorphism and geochemistry of the Willyama Complex, Broken Hill
56. Petrology of the Strathbogie batholith: a cordierite-bearing granite
57. Petrogenesis of tourmaline granites and topaz granites; the contribution of experimental data
58. The geology of Deddick Park, Victoria
59. Staurolite stability in a part of the system FeAlSiOH
60. Experimental determination of the kyanite-sillimanite and andalusite-sillimanite equilibria the aluminum silicate tripple point
61. Andalusite and corundum-bearing pegmatites in Yosemite National Park, California
62. Magmatic muscovite in felsitic parts of rhyolites from southwest Germany
63. Die experimentelle Metamorphose und Anatexis eines Parabiotitgneisses aus dem Schwarzwald
64. A model system for mineral facies in pelitic schists
65. Phengitic micas synthesis stability and natural occurrence
66. The spinel and quartz associations in high grade xenoliths from Tallante (S.E. Spain) and their potential use in geothermometry and barometry
67. An algorithm for the construction of petrogenetic grids: application to some equilibria in granulitic paragneisses
68. ZnFe spinel-silicate-sulphide reactions as sensors of metamorphic intensive variables and proceses
69. Models for granitoid evolution and source compositions
70. The geology of the Wilson's Promontory batholith
71. Characteristics and melting experiments of granites in southern China
72. 2O)
73. Ultrametamorphism and granitoid genesis
74. Granitoid types and their distribution in the Lachlan Fold Belt, southeastern Australia
75. Geologic setting and emplacement of some Australian Palaeozoic batholiths and implications for intrusive mechanisms
76. S-type granites and their probable absence in southwestern North America
77. 2O and the occurrence of cummingtonite in volcanic rocks
78. Three S-type volcanic suites from the Lachlan Fold Belt, southeast Australia