The Growth of Sodic Amphibole at the Greenschist- to Blueschist-facies Transition (Dent Blanche, Western Alps): Bulk-rock Chemical Control and Thermodynamic Modelling

Volume: 61, Issue: 4
Published: Mar 20, 2020
Abstract
The sodic amphibole glaucophane is generally considered as indicative of blueschist-facies metamorphism. However, sodic amphiboles display a large range in chemical compositions, owing principally to the Fe2+Mg–1 and Fe3+Al–1 substitutions. Therefore, the whole-rock composition (namely its Na2O and FeO* content, and the Fe2+–Fe3+ ratio), strongly controls the stability field of the sodic amphiboles at the transition from greenschist- to...
Paper Details
Title
The Growth of Sodic Amphibole at the Greenschist- to Blueschist-facies Transition (Dent Blanche, Western Alps): Bulk-rock Chemical Control and Thermodynamic Modelling
Published Date
Mar 20, 2020
Volume
61
Issue
4
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