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- W4376129935 abstract "This paper presents results of mineralogical and geochemical study of TiO2 polymorphs that occur within two hydrothermal stratiform zones of the Wiśniówka area (south-central Poland). These two mineralized zones consist primarily of alternating pyritiferous and REE-bearing sedimentary quartzites, quartzitic sandstones and silty-clayey shales. Of the TiO2 phases, anatase is a predominant type (mean of 56%) with a lesser amount of rutile (30%) and mixed rutile-anatase phases (11%) as well as rare rutile-brookite (2%) and brookite (1%) as evidenced by laser Raman microspectrometry. TiO2 polymorphs typically form interstitial euhedral to anhedral or skeleton-like grains and aggregations averaging 30–50 μm in diameter occasionally attaining 110 μm. Extremely scarce pyritiferous microfossils are infilled with needle- and lath-like anatase. Under backscattered electron microscope images, TiO2 grains are generally homogenous, in places with tiny inclusions of zircon, monazite, niobium oxide and palladium telluride. In addition, some rutile grains show oscillatory zonation or zonal-brecciated and patchy patterns. Results derived from electron microprobe examinations show enrichments of most TiO2 phases in niobium (up to 4.98 wt%), zirconium (up to 0.58 wt%) and tantalum (up to 0.57 wt%) substituting titanium in the TiO2 crystal structure. The TiNb pair shows the highest correlation (r2 = 0.98). Concentrations of these and other elements vary substantially within individual anatase/rutile grains. The lack of other potential Ti-bearing rock-forming or oxide minerals (e.g., biotite, pyroxene, hornblende, titanite, ilmenite, titanomagnetite, titanohematite) in sedimentary siliciclastic rocks of the study area also indicates that anatase and rutile may have crystallized along with prevailing pyrite, xenotime, aluminum-phosphate-sulfate (APS) minerals and most monazite directly from hydrothermal fluids at relatively low temperatures, presumably around 200 °C (range of 150 to 300 °C). Among these ore minerals, only goyazite and mixed goyazite-gorceixite aggregations contain up to 20.07 wt% Ti and 24.09 wt% Ti, respectively. Mineral and microtextural relationships show that TiO2 polymorphs may have formed in two phases under reducing and subsequently oxidizing conditions of the Wiśniówka Late Cambrian depositional basin." @default.
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- W4376129935 title "Hydrothermal TiO2 polymorphs in a pyrite stratiform deposit: Lessons from a mineralogical and geochemical multiproxy record" @default.
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