Mg-Fe云母化学成分的解释和分类(Ⅰ)——基本置换和黑云母平面

中国东部花岗岩类141个Mg-Fe云母的化学成分将近90%的变化属于八面体层内的类质同象置换,置换矢量Mg ₁Fe⁺²和Fe_-3⁺²(R_Ⅵ⁺³)_-2□_Ⅵ组成了天然黑云母平面,大约80%的变化应当解释为基本置换8Mg ₁Fe⁺²+Fe_-3⁺²(R_Ⅵ⁺³)₂□_Ⅵ.这些是Mg-Fe云母在广泛的自然条件下表现出来的最主要的晶体化学关系。文中还提出了置换矢量的长度、分量和以及电价和三个参数,用以识别矿物化学成分变化的类质同象置换特征。     

胶东金矿床Au迁移富集的地球化学探讨

本文编制了系统 Fe²⁺—Fe³⁺—∑S—∑CO₂—[SO₁^2-]和 Fe²⁺—FeS—FeCO—Fe(OH)₂的相图,以及溶液中络合物 Au—s 和 Au—Cl 在不同温度下的 C_Au—PH 图。有证据表明,金可能是以 Au—S 络合物形式迁移的,控制金沉淀的主要因素是溶液的 Eh 和∑S 的活度。     

牡丹江市主城区第四系地下水主要离子特征与成因分析

以牡丹江市主城区为研究区,对该区采集的24组第四系地下水样品中常规离子进行检测和分析,利用数理统计、Piper三线图、Gibbs模型、离子比例关系等方法识别地下水主要离子成因。结果表明,研究区第四系地下水中主要离子含量变化均具有较强的离散性,阴离子平均浓度HCO₃^->SO₄^2->Cl^-,阳离子平均浓度Ca²⁺>Na⁺>Mg²⁺>K⁺,地下水整体为淡水,呈中性偏弱酸性,水化学类型以HCO₃—Na·Ca型水为主;水中的化学组分主要来源于岩石风化溶解,其中,Na⁺和K⁺主要来源于硅酸盐矿物的溶解,Ca²⁺和Mg²⁺主要受碳酸盐、硫酸盐和硅酸盐矿物风化溶解作用共同控制,同时水中阳离子间存在一定交换作用。     

气相色谱法测定矿物岩石中的水

气相色谱测定岩石、矿物中的H₂O^-和H₂O^+[1]是将气相色谱技术引入岩矿分析中一次成功尝试,它为岩矿分析仪器化自动化开辟了一条新途径,是测定H₂O^-和H₂O⁺的新方法。它的优点是明显的,灵敏、简便、快速、用样量少,极适宜于微量单矿物中水的测定。但此法用峰高定量,水峰拖尾又较严重,影响方法的精度和准确度;一次称样同时测定H₂O^-和H₂O⁺,温度忽上忽下,颇费时间;为了确定稳定空白值,对器皿的处理和放置时间的要求苛刻。由于这些问题,使方法的推广受到限制。     

广西红水河中下游澄江地区地下水地球化学特征

以西南岩溶地下水污染调查评价中广西红水河中下游澄江地区地下水数据为基础,对该地区26件样品的水化学类型、化学成分含量特征、成分间相关特征以及化学成分的空间分布特征及影响因素进行了研究。结果表明：该地区地下水水化学类型为Ca-HCO₃型或Ca·Mg-HCO₃型;地下水中测试指标背景含量均未超过Ⅲ类水标准;大部分测试指标在该地区地下水中分布较均匀,只有Zn、Se和Hg在局部富集,分布不均匀;该地区地下水中元素含量与pH值没有明显的相关关系,而总硬度、HCO^-3、Ca²⁺、Mg2⁺、K⁺、Na⁺、SO^2-₄、NO^-3、I^-等元素间则显示出一定的相关关系,地下水中起决定性作用的是HCO^-3、Ca²⁺、Mg²⁺;该地区地下水中元素含量空间上具有片状分布特点,主要受地质背景、地理条件和人类活动的综合作用所制约。     

贺兰山以北乌兰布和沙漠地下水水化学特征演化规律研究

乌兰布和沙漠对中国西北部干旱地区气候变化和水文循环过程研究具有指示意义, 以水文地球化学运移为导向, 通过分析33个地下水样, 探讨了该区地下水的补给与演化过程. 结果表明: 巴彦乌拉山浅层地下水水化学类型为Cl^--HCO₃^--SO₄^2--Na⁺; 从吉兰泰盐湖至乌兰布和沙漠, 主要水化学类型变化浅层地下水为Cl^--HCO₃^--Na⁺到Cl^--HCO₃^--SO₄^2--Na⁺, 深层地下水为HCO₃^--Cl^--Na⁺再到HCO₃^--Cl^--Na⁺或HCO₃^--Cl^--Ca²⁺. Gibbs图表明, 研究区地下水的水化学特征主要受蒸发浓缩作用影响和岩石风化作用控制, 大气降雨机制影响甚微. 主要离子相关关系图及饱和指数表明, 岩盐、芒硝、钠长石、方解石、白云石、石膏等矿物的风化溶解是该区地下水主要离子来源. 此外, 氯碱指数和Ca/Na的指示, 说明阳离子交换作用也是形成该地区地下水水化学组分的重要机制.     

常州市地下水化学特征与成因分析

常州市是长江三角洲地区典型的工业化城市,多年来的快速发展对地下水环境产生了系列影响,地下水化学组分受到天然条件和人为活动的双重因素控制,现状地下水化学成因和影响因素亟需深入研究。本文在地下水赋存条件分析的基础上,综合采用统计分析、离子比值、主成分分析法对常州各层地下水化学特征和成因开展分析。结果表明,区域潜水水化学类型以HCO₃^-—Ca²⁺·Mg²⁺、HCO₃^-—Ca²⁺和HCO₃^-·Cl^-—Na⁺·Ca²⁺型为主,第Ⅰ承压水以HCO₃^-—Na⁺·Ca²⁺和HCO₃^-—Ca²⁺型为主、第Ⅱ承压水以HCO₃^-—Na⁺     

沿海地区地下水水质特征及其对地下水源热泵系统潜在性危害

沿海地区地下水化学条件复杂,为查明地下水水质对地下水源热泵系统(GWHP)的危害,对危害机理进行了研究。通过对江苏省盐城地区潜水和第Ⅰ承压水的水化学分析,确定主要离子来源以及成因作用,重点分析了Mg²⁺、Ca²⁺、Fe²⁺的危害性,最终利用水文地球化学软件PHREEQC计算饱和指数I_s,分析了地下水越流混合作用、地下水回灌叠加对地下水源热泵的潜在危害。结果表明：盐城地区地下水TDS(溶解性总固体)质量浓度高,硬度高,Na⁺、Mg²⁺、Ca²⁺、Fe²⁺、HCO₃^-、Cl^-是主要质量浓度异常的离子;潜水ρ(TDS)为180.42～4 497.00 mg/L,ρ(Na⁺)、ρ(Mg²⁺)、ρ(Ca²⁺)分别为278.16、72.91、72.74 mg/L,ρ(HCO₃     

锡铁山石的化学式再定义

利用电子探针能谱仪检查新矿物——锡铁山石的成分时,发现有相当含量的氯。因此,原来的化学式Fe³⁺(SO₄)(OH)·7H₂O应修改为Fe³⁺(SO₄)Cl·6H₂O。     

武汉市第四系浅层地下水环境背景值研究

为查明武汉市第四系浅层地下水环境背景值,以2014年采集的21件浅层地下水样品水质分析数据为依据,利用Grubbs检验法剔除异常数据,采用Shapiro-Wilk检验法进行概率分布类型检验,计算该市地下水中的K⁺+Na⁺、Ca²⁺、Mg²⁺、F^-、Cl^-、S$O^{2-}_{4}$、HC$O^{-}_{3}$、N$H^{+}_{4}$、TDS和总硬度主要成分的环境背景值。结果表明: 研究区地下水主要成分的分布类型以正态分布为主,对数正态分布较少,无偏态分布类型; 与20世纪90年代江汉平原东部地区相比,本次计算获得的地下水背景值阳离子中Ca²⁺相对减少,K⁺+Na⁺、Mg²⁺均相对增加,但变化幅度较小; 除HC$O^{-}_{3}$增加外,其余阴离子均减少,且变化幅度较大。地下水化学成分的变化主要与北部山区岩石风化溶解和地下水径流、氧化还原条件有关。     

Using stable isotopes (δD, δ<Superscript>18</Superscript>O, δ<Superscript>34</Superscript>S and <Superscript>87</Superscript>Sr/<Superscript>86</Superscript>Sr) to identify sources of water in abandoned mines in the Fengfeng coal mining district,northern China

With depleted coal resources or deteriorating mining geological conditions, some coal mines have been abandoned in the Fengfeng mining district, China. Water that accumulates in an abandoned underground mine (goaf water) may be a hazard to neighboring mines and impact the groundwater environment. Groundwater samples at three abandoned mines (Yi, Er and Quantou mines) in the Fengfeng mining district and the underlying Ordovician limestone aquifer were collected to characterize their chemical and isotopic compositions and identify the sources of the mine water. The water was HCO₃·SO₄-Ca·Mg type in Er mine and the auxiliary shaft of Yi mine, and HCO₃·SO₄-Na type in the main shaft of Quantou mine. The isotopic compositions (δD and δ¹⁸O) of water in the three abandoned mines were close to that of Ordovician limestone groundwater. Faults in the abandoned mines were developmental, possibly facilitating inflows of groundwater from the underlying Ordovician limestone aquifers into the coal mines. Although the Sr²⁺ concentrations differed considerably, the ratios of Sr²⁺/Ca²⁺ and ⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr and the ³⁴S content of SO₄^2? were similar for all three mine waters and Ordovician limestone groundwater, indicating that a close hydraulic connection may exist. Geochemical and isotopic indicators suggest that (1) the mine waters may originate mainly from the Ordovician limestone groundwater inflows, and (2) the upward hydraulic gradient in the limestone aquifer may prevent its contamination by the overlying abandoned mine water. The results of this study could be useful for water resources management in this area and other similar mining areas.     

Environmental isotopic study on the recharge and residence time of groundwater in the Heihe River Basin, northwestern China

The recharge and origin of groundwater and its residence time were studied using environmental isotopic measurements in samples from the Heihe River Basin, China. δ¹⁸O and δD values of both river water and groundwater were within the same ranges as those found in the alluvial fan zone, and lay slightly above the local meteoric water line (δD=6.87δ¹⁸O+3.54). This finding indicated that mountain rivers substantially and rapidly contribute to the water resources in the southern and northern sub-basins. δ¹⁸O and δD values of groundwater in the unconfined aquifers of these sub-basins were close to each other. There was evidence of enrichment of heavy isotopes in groundwater due to evaporation. The most pronounced increase in the δ¹⁸O value occurred in agricultural areas, reflecting the admixture of irrigation return flow. Tritium results in groundwater samples from the unconfined aquifers gave evidence for ongoing recharge, with mean residence times of: less than 36 years in the alluvial fan zone; about 12–16 years in agricultural areas; and about 26 years in the Ejina oasis. In contrast, groundwater in the confined aquifers had ¹⁴C ages between 0 and 10 ka BP.     

Isotopic and geochemical evolution of ground and surface waters in a karst dominated geological setting: a case study from Belize,Central America

Analysis of stable isotopes and major ions in groundwater and surface waters in Belize, Central America was carried out to identify processes that may affect drinking water quality. Belize has a subtropical rainforest/savannah climate with a varied landscape composed predominantly of carbonate rocks and clastic sediments. Stable oxygen (δ¹⁸O) and hydrogen (δD) isotope ratios for surface and groundwater have a similar range and show high d-excess (10–40.8‰). The high d-excess in water samples suggest secondary continental vapor flux mixing with incoming vapor from the Caribbean Sea. Model calculations indicate that moisture derived from continental evaporation contributes 13% to overhead vapor load. In surface and groundwater, concentrations of dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) ranged from 5.4 to 112.9 mg C/l and δ¹³C_DIC ranged from −7.4 to −17.4‰. SO₄², Ca²⁺ and Mg²⁺ in the water samples ranged from 2–163, 2–6593 and 2–90 mg/l, respectively. The DIC and δ¹³C_DIC indicate both open and closed system carbonate evolution. Combined δ¹³C_DIC and Ca²⁺, Mg²⁺, and SO₄²⁻ suggest additional groundwater evolution by gypsum dissolution and calcite precipitation. The high SO₄²⁻content of some water samples indicates regional geologic control on water quality. Similarity in the range of δ¹⁸O, δD and δ¹³C_DIC for surface waters and groundwater used for drinking water supply is probably due to high hydraulic conductivities of the karstic aquifers. The results of this study indicate rapid recharge of groundwater aquifers, groundwater influence on surface water chemistry and the potential of surface water to impact groundwater quality and vise versa.     

Stable chlorine isotopic signatures and fractionation mechanism of groundwater in Anyang,China

The present work provides an online Bench II-IRMS technique for the measurement of stable chlorine isotope ratio, which is used to measure the δ³⁷Cl of 38 groundwater samples from the Karst and Quaternary aquifers in Anyang area. The regional distribution and signature of δ³⁷Cl value are characterized on the base of isotopic data. The results suggest that the δ³⁷Cl value of Quaternary groundwater decreases with increasing Cl^? concentration, and has no correlation with δ¹⁸O and δD values, but closely correlates with the depth to water table. The fractionation mechanism of the chlorine isotope is expounded according to the type of groundwater. The δ³⁷Cl value of karst water is generally positive, which is relevant to the dissolution of evaporite (gypsum mine), and may be caused by the mixing of groundwater and precipitation. The groundwater of Quaternary unconfined aquifer is mainly recharged by precipitation, and the δ³⁷Cl value of groundwater is generally negative. The δ³⁷Cl value of groundwater in Quaternary confined aquifer is more negative with increasing the depth to water level and elevated Cl^? concentration, which is possible to result from the isotope fractionation of ion filtration. The groundwater with inorganic pollutants in Quaternary unconfined aquifer has generally a positive δ³⁷Cl value.     

A geochemical and stable isotope investigation of groundwater/surface-water interactions in the Velenje Basin,Slovenia

The geochemical and isotopic composition of surface waters and groundwater in the Velenje Basin, Slovenia, was investigated seasonally to determine the relationship between major aquifers and surface waters, water–rock reactions, relative ages of groundwater, and biogeochemical processes. Groundwater in the Triassic aquifer is dominated by HCO₃ ^–, Ca²⁺, Mg²⁺ and δ¹³C_DIC indicating degradation of soil organic matter and dissolution of carbonate minerals, similar to surface waters. In addition, groundwater in the Triassic aquifer has δ¹⁸O and δD values that plot near surface waters on the local and global meteoric water lines, and detectable tritium, likely reflecting recent (<50 years) recharge. In contrast, groundwater in the Pliocene aquifers is enriched in Mg²⁺, Na⁺, Ca²⁺, K⁺, and Si, and has high alkalinity and δ¹³C_DIC values, with low SO₄ ^2– and NO₃ ^– concentrations. These waters have likely been influenced by sulfate reduction and microbial methanogenesis associated with coal seams and dissolution of feldspars and Mg-rich clay minerals. Pliocene aquifer waters are also depleted in ¹⁸O and ²H, and have ³H concentrations near the detection limit, suggesting these waters are older, had a different recharge source, and have not mixed extensively with groundwater in the Triassic aquifer.     

Geochemistry,isotopic composition (δO, δH,Sr/Sr,Nd/Nd) in the groundwater of French Guiana as indicators of their origin,interrelations

The current use of untreated river water for drinking purposes by the population of French Guiana has important impacts on public health. Consequently, groundwater is of major importance as a possible alternative drinking water supply to reduce these impacts. Since French Guiana belongs to the Guyana Shield, sustainable water management can be expected to depend increasingly on water from fissured aquifers in hard rocks. Groundwater samples were collected from shallow drill holes in the densely populated coastal area, and deeper wells in the basement (around Cayenne and along the Maroni and Oyapock rivers). This study reports on major and trace elements for which Na⁺ and Ca²⁺ excess with regard to Cl reflect the role of water-rock interaction, as well as Sr and Nd isotopes that reflect the role of the different lithologies. δ¹⁸O and δD in waters give constraints on the water cycle (recharge and evaporation processes).     

Groundwater recharge and evolution in the Dunhuang Basin,northwestern China

Groundwater recharge and evolution in the Quaternary aquifer beneath the Dunhuang Basin was investigated using chemical indicators, stable isotopes, and radiocarbon data to provide guidance for regional water management. The quality of groundwater and surface water is generally good with low salinity and it is unpolluted. The dissolution of halite and sylvite from fine-grained sediments controls concentrations of Na⁺ and K⁺ in the groundwater, but Na⁺/Cl⁻ molar ratios >1 in all samples are also indicative of weathering of feldspar contributing to excess Na⁺. The dissolution of carbonate minerals yields Ca²⁺ to the groundwater, thereby exerting a strong influence on groundwater salinity. The δ¹⁸O and δ²H values in unconfined groundwater are enriched along the groundwater flow path from SW to NE. In contrast, confined groundwater was depleted in heavy isotopes, with mean values of −10.4‰ δ¹⁸O and −74.4‰ δ²H. Compared with the precipitation values, all of the groundwater samples were strongly depleted in heavy isotopes, indicating that modern direct recharge to the groundwater aquifers in the plains area is quite limited. The unconfined water is generally young with radiocarbon values of 64.9–79.6 pmc. In the northern basin, radiocarbon content in the confined groundwater is less than 15 pmc and an uncorrected age of ∼15 ka, indicates that this groundwater was recharged during a humid climatic phases of the late Pleistocence or early Holocene. The results have important implications for inter-basin water allocation programmes and groundwater management in the Dunhuang Basin.     

An assessment of groundwater salinization in Haryana state in India using hydrochemical tools in association with GIS

Unplanned abstraction of groundwater due to various land use land cover activities and variations in monsoonal rainfall have greatly affected the availability and quality of groundwater resources in semi-arid regions of India. In the present study, a study of the hydrogeochemical characteristics of groundwater was undertaken in the Sonipat district of Haryana in India together with the use of stable isotope (δ¹⁸O and δD) measurements and GIS analysis. A total of 53 groundwater samples were collected from seven blocks of the district, and 14 water quality parameters and stable isotopes (δ¹⁸O and δD) were analysed to infer hydrogeochemical processes taking place in the area. The integration of hydrochemistry with GIS is very helpful to understand the factors governing in the area. The majority of the samples showed Na–Cl type of hydrochemical facies. The trilinear plot for major cations and anions in groundwater indicates dominance of sodium, calcium, chloride and bicarbonate ions. Nitrate plumes in the groundwater appear to be migrating in groundwater from the central and south-western parts of the area towards the urbanized areas. A total of 64% of the samples exceed the maximum permissible limit of 1.5 mg/L given by WHO for fluoride. Besides natural sources such as silicate and carbonate weathering, ion exchange, and reverse ion exchange, the leaching of surficial salts and untreated industrial wastes along with unregulated abstraction are contributing to poor groundwater quality in the study area. An assessment of saturation indices has shown that groundwater in the area is unsaturated with respect to anhydrite, halite and gypsum suggesting significant contribution of Ca²⁺, Mg²⁺ and other ions in the groundwater. A scatter plot of δ¹⁸O versus Cl also suggests mixing of saline water with fresh groundwater.     

Different isotopic evolutionary trends of δ34S and δ18O compositions of dissolved sulfate in an anaerobic deltaic aquifer system

Concentration and isotope ratios (δ³⁴S_SO4 and δ¹⁸O_SO4) of dissolved sulfate of groundwater were analyzed in a very large anaerobic aquifer system under the Lower Central Plain (LCP) (25,000 km²) in Thailand. Groundwater samples were collected in two different kinds of aquifers; type 1 with a saline water contribution and type 2 lateritic aquifers with no saline water contribution. Two different isotopic compositional trends were observed: in type 1 aquifers sulfate isotope ratios range from low values (+2.2‰ for δ³⁴S_SO4 and +8.0‰ for δ¹⁸O_SO4) to high values (+49.9‰ for δ³⁴S_SO4 and +17.9‰ for δ¹⁸O_SO4); in type 2 aquifers sulfate isotope ratios range from low values (−0.1‰ for δ³⁴S_SO4 and +12.2‰ for δ¹⁸O_SO4) to high δ¹⁸O_SO4 ratios (+18.4‰) but with low δ³⁴S_SO4 ratios (<+12.9‰). Isotopic comparison with possible source materials and theoretical geochemical models suggests that the sulfate isotope variation for type 1 aquifer groundwater can be explained by two main processes. One is the contribution of remnant seawater, which has experienced dissimilatory sulfate reduction in the marine clay, into recharge water of freshwater origin. This process accounts for the high salinity groundwater. The other process, explaining for the modest salinity groundwater, is the bacterial sulfate reduction of the mixture water between high salinity water and fresh groundwater. Isotopic variation of type 2 aquifer groundwater may also be explained by bacterial sulfate reduction, with slower reduction rate than that of the groundwater with saline water effect. The origin of groundwater sulfate with low δ³⁴S_SO4 but high δ¹⁸O_SO4 is recognized as an important topic to be examined in a future investigation.     

Isotope Geochemistry of Groundwater from Fractured Dolomite Aquifers in Central Slovenia

The hydrogeochemistry and isotope geochemistry of groundwater from 85 wells in fractured dolomite aquifers of Central Slovenia were investigated. This groundwater represents waters strongly influenced by chemical weathering of dolomite with an average of δ¹³C_CARB value of +2.2 ‰. The major groundwater geochemical composition is HCO₃ ^? > Ca²⁺ > Mg²⁺. Several differences in hydrogeochemical properties among the classes of dolomites were observed when they were divided based on their age and sedimentological properties, with a clear distinction of pure dolomites exhibiting high Mg²⁺/Ca²⁺ ratios and low Na⁺, K⁺ and Si values. Trace element and nutrient concentrations (SO₄ ^2?, NO₃ ^?) were low, implying that karstic and fractured dolomite aquifers are of good quality to be used as tap water. Groundwater was generally slightly oversaturated with respect to calcite and dolomite, and dissolved CO₂ was up to 46 times supersaturated relative to the atmosphere. The isotopic composition of oxygen (δ¹⁸O_H2O), hydrogen (δD_H2O) and tritium ranged from ?10.3 to ?8.4 ‰, from ?68.5 to ?52.7 ‰ and from 3.5 TU to 10.5 TU, respectively. δ¹⁸O and δD values fell between the GMWL (Global Meteoric Water Line) and the MMWL (Mediterranean Meteoric Water Line) and indicate recharge from precipitation with little evaporation. The tritium activity in groundwater suggests that groundwater is generally younger than 50 years. δ¹³C_DIC values ranged from ?14.6 to ?9.3 ‰ and indicated groundwater with a contribution of degraded organic matter/dissolved inorganic carbon in the aquifer. The mass balances for groundwater interacting with carbonate rocks suggested that carbonate dissolution contributes from 43.7 to 65.4 % and degradation of organic matter from 34.6 to 56.3 %.