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Chemical variability of garnets from the České středohoří Mountains and characterization of their mineral inclusions
Píšová, Barbora ; Skála, Roman (advisor) ; Kotková, Jana (referee)
The samples of garnets used in this study come from clastic sediments from the drillcores Tř-1 and T-31, selected localities of the České středohoří Mountains and garnet-bearing ultramafic rocks sampled by the drillcore T-7. The contents of the major and some minor elements were determined by an electron probe microanalyzer. The garnets from the sediments were divided into 3 groups according to the contents of the end-members: 1) pyrope-, 2) almandine - pyrope- and 3) grosular - almandine-rich. Garnets from the drillcore T-7 were classified according to individual rock types in which they occurred: lherzolite, hazburgite, pyroxenite, eclogite and granulite. Chemical analyzes of garnets displayed the presence of positive correlations Cr vs. Ca vs. Ti Mn in pyrope grains. The contents of trace elements in garnets were studied by an LA-ICP-MS. After normalization to the CI-reservoir, garnets most often show lherzolite profiles of rare earth elements. Garnets of intense red and purple colors show slightly sinusoidal REE profiles. Inclusions enclosed in garnets were studied by a scanning electron microscope. If their dimensions allowed, the major and minor elements were determined by electron microanalysis for inclusions. Inclusions of amphiboles in association with spinel group minerals, carbonates and...
Chemical variability of garnets from the České středohoří Mountains and characterization of their mineral inclusions
Píšová, Barbora ; Skála, Roman (advisor) ; Kotková, Jana (referee)
The samples of garnets used in this study come from clastic sediments from the drillcores Tř-1 and T-31, selected localities of the České středohoří Mountains and garnet-bearing ultramafic rocks sampled by the drillcore T-7. The contents of the major and some minor elements were determined by an electron probe microanalyzer. The garnets from the sediments were divided into 3 groups according to the contents of the end-members: 1) pyrope-, 2) almandine - pyrope- and 3) grosular - almandine-rich. Garnets from the drillcore T-7 were classified according to individual rock types in which they occurred: lherzolite, hazburgite, pyroxenite, eclogite and granulite. Chemical analyzes of garnets displayed the presence of positive correlations Cr vs. Ca vs. Ti Mn in pyrope grains. The contents of trace elements in garnets were studied by an LA-ICP-MS. After normalization to the CI-reservoir, garnets most often show lherzolite profiles of rare earth elements. Garnets of intense red and purple colors show slightly sinusoidal REE profiles. Inclusions enclosed in garnets were studied by a scanning electron microscope. If their dimensions allowed, the major and minor elements were determined by electron microanalysis for inclusions. Inclusions of amphiboles in association with spinel group minerals, carbonates and...

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