Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence

Varieties of quartz at silver occurrence Aid and silver veins of gold-rare metals deposit Ergelyah are studied. New data on the textures of comb quartz and earlier not documented the late coarse-grained quartz is presented; the IR- and X-ray luminescence spectra are analyzed. The transitions in grow...

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Main Author: O. A. Sustavov
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:Russian
Published: Sergo Ordzhonikidze Russian State University for Geological Prospecting 2015
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spelling ftdoajarticles:oai:doaj.org/article:5ef06ea68c7349fa94b5006fe18865a5 2023-05-15T18:45:04+02:00 Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence O. A. Sustavov 2015-12-01T00:00:00Z https://doaj.org/article/5ef06ea68c7349fa94b5006fe18865a5 RU rus Sergo Ordzhonikidze Russian State University for Geological Prospecting https://www.geology-mgri.ru/jour/article/view/87 https://doaj.org/toc/0016-7762 https://doaj.org/toc/2618-8708 0016-7762 2618-8708 https://doaj.org/article/5ef06ea68c7349fa94b5006fe18865a5 Известия высших учебных заведений: Геология и разведка, Vol 0, Iss 6, Pp 45-49 (2015) восточная якутия серебряное оруденение гребенчатый кварц расщепление кварца инфракрасные спектры кварца рентгенолюминесценция кварца Geology QE1-996.5 article 2015 ftdoajarticles 2023-03-19T01:40:30Z Varieties of quartz at silver occurrence Aid and silver veins of gold-rare metals deposit Ergelyah are studied. New data on the textures of comb quartz and earlier not documented the late coarse-grained quartz is presented; the IR- and X-ray luminescence spectra are analyzed. The transitions in growth process of comb quartz from the nearselvedge small unsplit crystals to wider split parts of the individuals, elongated along the c-axis, and then to transparent heads of crystals is considered. The formation of transparent heads of comb quartz crystals is replaced by crystallization of coarse-grained unsplit faintly smoky quartz, filling the axial parts of veins. The OH (Li) absorption band is typical in the IR-spectmm of comb quartz, which is usual to radiation citrine quartz, and the X-ray luminescence is in the field of 390-415 nm. Later unsplit coarse-grained quartz is characterized by the absence of OH (Li) absorption band in the IR-spectmm, and X-ray luminescence in the field of 530-535 nm. Article in Journal/Newspaper Yakutia Якути* Якутия Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ Articles
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topic восточная якутия
серебряное оруденение
гребенчатый кварц
расщепление кварца
инфракрасные спектры кварца
рентгенолюминесценция кварца
Geology
QE1-996.5
spellingShingle восточная якутия
серебряное оруденение
гребенчатый кварц
расщепление кварца
инфракрасные спектры кварца
рентгенолюминесценция кварца
Geology
QE1-996.5
O. A. Sustavov
Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
topic_facet восточная якутия
серебряное оруденение
гребенчатый кварц
расщепление кварца
инфракрасные спектры кварца
рентгенолюминесценция кварца
Geology
QE1-996.5
description Varieties of quartz at silver occurrence Aid and silver veins of gold-rare metals deposit Ergelyah are studied. New data on the textures of comb quartz and earlier not documented the late coarse-grained quartz is presented; the IR- and X-ray luminescence spectra are analyzed. The transitions in growth process of comb quartz from the nearselvedge small unsplit crystals to wider split parts of the individuals, elongated along the c-axis, and then to transparent heads of crystals is considered. The formation of transparent heads of comb quartz crystals is replaced by crystallization of coarse-grained unsplit faintly smoky quartz, filling the axial parts of veins. The OH (Li) absorption band is typical in the IR-spectmm of comb quartz, which is usual to radiation citrine quartz, and the X-ray luminescence is in the field of 390-415 nm. Later unsplit coarse-grained quartz is characterized by the absence of OH (Li) absorption band in the IR-spectmm, and X-ray luminescence in the field of 530-535 nm.
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author O. A. Sustavov
author_facet O. A. Sustavov
author_sort O. A. Sustavov
title Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
title_short Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
title_full Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
title_fullStr Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
title_full_unstemmed Some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of Tas-Kystabyt magmatic belt (Yakutia): textures, IR-spectra, X-ray luminescence
title_sort some varieties of quartz at the epithermal silver occurrences of tas-kystabyt magmatic belt (yakutia): textures, ir-spectra, x-ray luminescence
publisher Sergo Ordzhonikidze Russian State University for Geological Prospecting
publishDate 2015
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op_source Известия высших учебных заведений: Геология и разведка, Vol 0, Iss 6, Pp 45-49 (2015)
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