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- W4385811912 abstract "The Zhaheba ophiolite is an ocean relic of the Zhaheba-Aermantai oceanic slab, a branch of the early Paleozoic Paleo-Asian Ocean. The peridotites consist mainly of harzburgite, lherzolite and minor dunite, chromitite. This study describes the whole-rock geochemistry and mineral chemistry of the Zhaheba peridotite and chromitite for the purpose of constraining their tectonic environment and genesis. The major oxides and the trace element concentrations of the peridotites are comparable with abyssal peridotite, but fall outside the field of SSZ (suprasubduction zone) peridotite and the fore-arc peridotite. The massive chromites belong to the high-Cr group, with an average Cr# (Cr/(Cr + Al)) atomic ratio) value of chromian spinel of 0.77, whereas the average Mg# value is 0.60. The disseminated chromites give a lower concentration of Cr2O3 (38.96–42.15 wt.%, average 40.35 wt.%) and lower Cr# values (0.50–0.56, average 0.53), but slightly higher contents of MgO (13.23 wt.%) and Mg# (0.61) than the massive chromites. In the diagrams of Cr#-Mg#, NiO-Cr# and TiO2-Cr#, the massive chromites fall in the field of boninite, and the disseminated chromite in the peridotite plot fall in the field of abyssal peridotite and mid-oceanic ridge basalt (MORB). The massive chromitites, with high-Cr, display a boninite affinity, whereas the disseminated chromite plot in the high-Al and abyssal peridotite type field may be generated by the extension of the Zhaheba ocean in the MOR environment then experienced deep subduction and exhumation. The calculated degrees of partial melting for the massive chromites are 21%−22%, and for the disseminated chromites in peridotites the degrees are 17%−18%. The calculated values of fO2 for the massive chromites range from −1.44 to +0.20, and the values for the disseminated chromites range from −0.32 to +0.18. The inferred parental melt composition for massive chromitite falls in the field of boninite in an arc setting, whereas the disseminated chromite in peridotites are in the field of a MORB setting. This indicates that the parental magmas of the former were more refractory than the latter. A two-stage evolution model for the chromites was proposed, in which disseminated chromites were first formed in an MOR environment and then modified by later-stage melts and fluids, and formed massive chromites were formed in an SSZ setting during intra-oceanic subduction." @default.
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- W4385811912 title "Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Peridotites and Chromitites from Zhaheba Ophiolite Complex, Eastern Junggar, NW China: Implications for the Tectonic Environment and Genesis" @default.
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