The granite pegmatite veins and quartz carbonate veins mentioned in this paper occur in a structurally fractured zone in high-grads Archaean gneiss which corresponds tectonically to an anticlinal axis in a geosynclina...The granite pegmatite veins and quartz carbonate veins mentioned in this paper occur in a structurally fractured zone in high-grads Archaean gneiss which corresponds tectonically to an anticlinal axis in a geosynclinal area. The distribution of these veins is prominently controlled by two structural systems striking N 330°--340° W and N 0°--20° E respectively. Allanite, monazite and other rare metal minerals in the veins are related to aegiritization, albitization, microclinization and other alkaline metasomatism, occurring ubiquitously in alkali-metasomatic species and alteration zones. A positive correlation has been found between the rare earth contents of the veins and their K2O/Na2O ratio. During pegmatie and hydrothermal stages, a significant proportion of the rare metals (Ce group) is confined to allanite and etc., while a limited part (Y group) is related to sphene and apatite.展开更多
文摘The granite pegmatite veins and quartz carbonate veins mentioned in this paper occur in a structurally fractured zone in high-grads Archaean gneiss which corresponds tectonically to an anticlinal axis in a geosynclinal area. The distribution of these veins is prominently controlled by two structural systems striking N 330°--340° W and N 0°--20° E respectively. Allanite, monazite and other rare metal minerals in the veins are related to aegiritization, albitization, microclinization and other alkaline metasomatism, occurring ubiquitously in alkali-metasomatic species and alteration zones. A positive correlation has been found between the rare earth contents of the veins and their K2O/Na2O ratio. During pegmatie and hydrothermal stages, a significant proportion of the rare metals (Ce group) is confined to allanite and etc., while a limited part (Y group) is related to sphene and apatite.