B-rich melt immiscibility in Late Cretaceous Nattaung granite, Myanmar: Implication by composition and B isotope in tourmaline

Lithos3.50
Volume: 356-357, Pages: 105380 - 105380
Published: Mar 1, 2020
Abstract
There is a strong controversy about the petrogenesis of tourmaline nodules and their relationship with coeval tourmaline-bearing granites, which are commonly associated with magmatic-hydrothermal rare metal deposits (e.g., Sn, Nb, and Ta). In this study, tourmaline is extensively distributed in tourmaline-bearing nodules (NT-type), pegmatite (PT-type), and fine-grained granitic dyke (GT-type), which are hosted by the Late Cretaceous Nattaung...
Paper Details
Title
B-rich melt immiscibility in Late Cretaceous Nattaung granite, Myanmar: Implication by composition and B isotope in tourmaline
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
356-357
Pages
105380 - 105380
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