矿物溶解的表面化学动力学机理

本文应用表面化学理论分析了矿物在水溶液中的溶解反应动力学机理。表面化学的催化作用使矿物溶解反应的活化能显著降低。矿物溶解速率受表面吸附、表面交换反应和解吸反应等表面化学过程的控制并与溶液的pH值有关，正比于溶液αH＋值的nθ次幂。受表面吸附控制时，nθ＝1，溶解速率随pH增大而减小；受表面交换反应控制时，nθ＝0，溶解速率与pH无关；受解吸反应控制时，酸性条件下nθ为0～1内的正小数，碱性条件下nθ为-1～0之内的负小数。大多数矿物的溶解作用在酸性条件下受表面吸附和／或表面交换反应控制，在碱性条件下受解吸反应的控制。     

碱性长石在次固相下的微组构重组织:碱性长石流体相互作用

辫状微纹长石通过粗化、微孔隙和亚颗粒的形成 ,最终发展为脉状微纹长石和条纹长石 ,粗化沿着不规则的前锋从晶体边缘往内部推移和扩展。亚颗粒和微孔隙的形成极大地提高了碱性长石的反应性和岩石的渗透性。通过沿着晶体边缘的拱状褶边、平行褶边以及褶头的过渡带往整个晶体内的推移和“繁殖” ,辫状微纹长石最终改造为脉状微纹长石和条纹长石。水从褶边向晶体内部的扩散促进了褶边的粗化以及过渡带的发展。流体长石相互作用机制包括 :体积扩散、管道扩散、溶解再沉淀。碱性长石流体的氧同位素交换机制主要是溶解再沉淀。碱性长石在次固相下的微组构重组织发生于约 4 75～ 4 0 0℃的温度下 ,区块性条纹长石的形成温度更低。碱性长石的微组构重组织导致放射成因氩的局部和部分丢失 ,从而给出年轻的表面年龄。     

低温条件下长石溶解模拟实验研究

为了研究有机酸和无机酸对长石的溶解能力以及不同有机酸对长石溶解能力的差异,笔者等在80℃条件下,在不同pH值（4、6和8）的分别含有盐酸、乙酸和草酸的溶液中,对碱性长石和斜长石进行了溶解模拟实验研究。实验结果表明：酸性(pH=4)和弱酸性(pH=6)条件下,乙酸对两种长石的溶解能力大于草酸,碱性条件(pH=8)下草酸的溶解能力最大,无论在酸性或碱性条件下,有机酸对长石的溶解能力均高于无机酸,酸性(pH=4)条件下,斜长石与碱性长石溶解量差别不大,在弱酸性(pH=6)和碱性(pH=8) 条件下,斜长石的溶解量高于碱性长石。     

长石溶解模拟实验研究综述

在综合分析前人研究成果基础上,对长石溶解模拟实验研究进行了综述.研究表明,长石溶解与其成分、结构、反应的温压条件以及流体性质等有关.在相同的温压条件下,3种长石的稳定性依次为:钾长石>钠长石>钙长石,且温度升高可加强长石的溶解能力,促进长石的溶解,而压力的变化对长石的溶解影响不大.长石的溶解速率在酸性区域随pH值增大而减小、在中性区域溶解速率低且受影响小、在碱性区域随pH值增大而增大.有机酸通过提供H+、络合金属元素来提高长石的溶解度.长石的溶蚀速率与颗粒的总表面积大小以及颗粒表面粗糙度有关,总表面积越大,表面越粗糙,则反应速率越快,而且溶液的矿化度越低越有利于长石的溶解.长石的溶解过程由表面反应和扩散反应所控制,描述长石溶蚀机理的模型主要包括:表面反应模型和淋滤层扩散模型.     

不同温度、羧酸溶液中长石溶解模拟实验

报道了在100℃、140℃下微斜长石在不同羧酸溶液中的溶解实验数据。通过实验表明1)反应温度增高,可增强溶液中阳离子的活性和迁移性,加快长石溶解的反应速率,促进长石的溶解。2)在强酸性条件下,pH值的变化可影响长石的溶解。但在中等酸性条件下,pH值对长石的溶解影响很小。3)羧酸(乙二酸)可不同程度地促进长石溶解,可通过形成乙二酸络合物的形式,增加离子在溶液中的溶解度。但乙酸络合物的作用不明显。长石溶蚀导致岩石孔隙度变大,并且改善孔喉性质。同时,由于乙二酸络合物的存在,增加了Si在溶液中的溶解度,阻止了石英加大和其它成因SiO₂的生成,有利于次生孔隙和原生孔隙的保存。4)长石溶解使溶液中Al的浓度较高,但由于铝-羧酸络合物的亲油性比亲水性强,故有一部分Al被分配到油相中,这也是目前大多数油田水中Al浓度偏低的主要原因。     

微生物-矿物接触模式影响矿物溶解机制的实验研究——以多粘芽孢杆菌参与下的微纹长石溶解为例

微生物可通过直接和间接作用方式影响硅酸盐矿物的溶解。在细菌生长的不同阶段,这两种方式的贡献有所差异。利用微孔滤膜进行了一系列实验,研究了多粘芽孢杆菌对微纹长石溶解的影响。结果表明,在细菌生长的0~96h内,细菌及代谢产物能通过直接和间接作用共同促进微纹长石的溶解,但微纹长石中各元素的溶出在方式上有一定的差别,K和Si的溶出主要受间接作用的影响,而Al的溶出主要受直接作用的影响。在稳定期和衰亡期,细菌及代谢物均对K,Al,Si三种元素的溶出起较强的促进作用。在长石溶解的过程中,细菌的生长消耗、细菌表面络合作用、代谢物络合作用等均是影响离子浓度变化的重要因素,三种作用的协同效应,使得实验溶液中离子浓度随细菌生长表现出不规则变化的特点。     

乙酸溶液对碱性长石的溶蚀作用及数值模拟研究

本次以碱性长石为研究对象,在乙酸溶液条件下,将实验与数值模拟相结合进行研究,取得以下认识:(1)温度和溶液性质是碱性长石发生次生变化的主要控制因素。低温下碱性长石以溶解为主;在高温下碱性长石以溶蚀溶解为主,形成港湾状、条带状溶孔和溶蚀残余骨架;伴随温度提升,实验样品质量损失增大。(2)残留溶液中离子浓度的规律性变化是矿物的溶蚀、溶解和新生矿物的沉淀的集中体现。随实验温度升高,K~+,SiO_2和矿化度浓度升高,K~+浓度在0.21 mg/L~16.29 mg/L之间,SiO_2浓度在4.26 mg/L~108.2mg/L之间,矿化度在32mg/L~234mg/L之间。新生高岭石的长、宽分布在2.5μm~4μm之间,厚度分布在0.2μm~0.4μm之间,长/宽比值分布在1.2~1.4之间。(3)PHREEQC数值模拟验证了长石溶蚀溶解作用和新生高岭石沉淀的实验结果,数值模拟可从理论上为实验研究提供依据。     

流动条件下斜长石与NaCl热液相互作用的实验研究

利用金袋热设备，于３００℃，５０ＭＰａ和流动条件下（流速：７ｍｌ／ｈ和１ｍｌ／ｈ研究了斜长石与１ｍｏｌ／ｋｇＮａＣｌ溶液的相互作用，还在同一温度压力下进行了静态实验，着重考察反应后溶液化学和长石表面化学成分的变化，以探讨钠交代作用的机理，结果表明，反应反溶液的ＰＨ值升高，Ｎａ含量降低；Ｓｉ，Ｃａ，Ｋ和Ａｌ转入溶液的特征与反应状态以及溶液流速有关；斜长石的钠交代作用涉及及钙长石组分溶解和钠长石组分结     

浅部流体对花岗岩储集空间改造作用实验研究

以渤海中生界花岗岩为研究对象,利用高压釜设备开展大气水、有机酸(地层水)、大气水+有机酸(地层水)3种不同流体与花岗岩进行相互作用实验。实验前后样品分析表明:3种流体在不同温度下与组成花岗岩的主要矿物碱性长石、斜长石发生相互作用,碱性长石、斜长石发生不同程度的溶蚀、溶解、次生作用,并形成次生孔隙和高岭石等次生矿物,提高了样品面孔率和喉道平均值;实验样品的重量在反应前后存在差异,具有温度越高样品重量损失越多的趋势。通过实验对比分析3种流体对花岗岩样品的改造结果可知,有机酸(地层水)溶液对花岗岩样品在提高储层物性上较其他2种溶液效果明显。     

CO2流体对岩屑长石砂岩改造作用的实验

通过密闭容器中CO2-H2O-砂岩体系相互作用实验,研究了不同温度和压力下CO2流体对岩屑长石砂岩成分的改造。反应后溶液中总矿化度的变化、样品质量的损失及扫描电镜(SEM)的观察结果表明:长石、方解石和石英的溶蚀强度随温度的升高而增大,CO2流体对岩屑长石砂岩的溶蚀作用与温度正相关;同时通过扫描电镜观察发现,200℃和300℃时样品表面均有一种未知的铝硅酸盐矿物生成,并通过反应液的pH值及各种离子浓度的变化解释了CO2流体-砂岩相互作用过程中矿物溶解、沉淀的机制。     

The terrestrial fauna of the Late Triassic Pant-y-ffynnon Quarry fissures,South Wales,UK and a new species of Clevosaurus (Lepidosauria: Rhynchocephalia)

Pant-y-ffynnon Quarry in South Wales yielded a rich cache of fossils in the early 1950s, including articulated specimens of new species (the small sauropodomorph dinosaur Pantydraco caducus and the crocodylomorph Terrestrisuchus gracilis), but no substantial study of the wider fauna of the Pant-y-ffynnon fissure systems has been published. Here, our overview of existing specimens, a few described but mostly undescribed, as well as freshly processed material, provides a comprehensive picture of the Pant-y-ffynnon palaeo-island of the Late Triassic. This was an island with a relatively impoverished fauna dominated by small clevosaurs (rhynchocephalians), including a new species, Clevosaurus cambrica, described here from a partially articulated specimen and isolated bones. The new species has a dental morphology that is intermediate between the Late Triassic Clevosaurus hudsoni, from Cromhall Quarry to the east, and the younger C. convallis from Pant Quarry to the west, suggesting adaptive radiation of clevosaurs in the palaeo-archipelago. The larger reptiles on the palaeo-island do not exceed 1.5?m in length, including a small carnivorous crocodylomorph, Terrestrisuchus, and a possible example of insular dwarfism in the basal dinosaur Pantydraco.     

Définition d'une limite multicritère ; stratigraphie du passage Campanien–Maastrichtien du site géologique de Tercis (Landes,SW France)Definition of a multi-criteria boundary; stratigraphy of the Campanian–Maastrichtian interval of the geological site at Tercis (Landes,SW France)

Lithostratigraphy, physicochemical stratigraphy, biostratigraphy, and geochronology of the 77–70 Ma old series bracketing the Campanian–Maastrichtian boundary have been investigated by 70 experts. For the first time, direct relationships between macro- and microfossils have been established, as well as direct and indirect relationships between chemo-physical and biostratigraphical tools. A combination of criteria for selecting the boundary level, duration estimates, uncertainties on durations and on the location of biohorizons have been considered; new chronostratigraphic units are proposed. The geological site at Tercis is accepted by the Commission on Stratigraphy as the international reference for the stratigraphy of the studied interval. To cite this article: G.S. Odin, C. R. Geoscience 334 (2002) 409–414.     

The effect of water on accessory phase solubility in subaluminous and peralkaline granitic melts

The solubilities of columbite, tantalite, wolframite, rutile, zircon and hafnon were determined as a function of the water contents in peralkaline and subaluminous granite melts. All experiments were conducted at 1035 °C and 2 kbar and the water contents of the melts ranged from nominally dry to approximately 6 wt.% H₂O. Accessory phase solubilities are not affected by the water content of the peralkaline melt. By contrast, solubilities are affected by the water content of the subaluminous melt, where the solubilities of all the accessory phases examined increase with the water content of the melt, up to 2 wt.% H₂O. At higher water contents, solubilities are nearly constant. It can be concluded that water is not an important control of accessory phase solubility, although the water content will affect diffusivities of components in the melt, thus whether or not accessory phases will be present as restite material. The solubility behaviour in the subaluminous and peralkaline melts supports previous spectroscopic studies, which have observed differences in the coordination of high field strength elements in dry vs. wet subaluminous granitic glasses, but not for peralkaline granitic glasses. Lastly, the fact that wolframite solubility increases with increasing water content in the subaluminous melt suggests that tungsten dissolved as a hexavalent species.     

Late Wuchiapingian (Late Dzhulfian,early Late Permian) limestone olistolites within the Tertiary flysch of Glypia Unit (Mount Parnon,central–eastern Peloponnesus,Greece)

Some olistolites reworked in a Tertiary flysch of Mount Parnon (Peloponnesus, Greece) exhibit a Late Permian assemblage, dominated by Paradunbarula (Shindella) shindensis, Hemigordiopsis cf. luquensis and Colaniella aff. minima. This association corresponds to the Late Wuchiapingian (=Late Dzhulfian), a substage whose algae and foraminifera are generally little known. Contemporaneous limestones crop out in the middle part of the Episkopi Formation in Hydra, but they are rather commonly reworked in Mesozoic and Cainozoic sequences. The palaeobiogeographical affinities shared by the foraminiferal markers of Greece, southeastern Pamir, and southern China, are very strong (up to the specific level), and are congruent with the Pangea B reconstructions. To cite this article: E. Skourtsos et al., C. R. Geoscience 334 (2002) 925–931.     

PALEONTOLOGY

正20141596 Liu Yunhuan(School of Earth Sciences and Resources,Chang’an University,Xi’an 710054,China);Shao Tiequan Early Cambrian Quadrapyrgites Fossils of Xixiang Boita in Southern Shaanxi Province(Journal of Earth Sciences and Environment,ISSN1672-6561,CN61-1423/P,35(3),2013,p.39-43,3 illus.,20 refs.)     

GEOCHEMICAL EXPLORATION

正20141719 Chen Zhijun(State Key Laboratory of Geological Processes and Mineral Resources,China University of Geosciences,Wuhan 430074,China);Chen Jianguo Automated Batch Mapping Solution for Serial Maps:A Case Study of Exploration Geochemistry Maps(Journal of Geology,ISSN1674-3636,CN32-1796/P,37(3),2013,p.456-464,2 illus.,2 tables,10 refs.)     

MICROPALAEONTOLOGY

正20140962 Chen Fenning(Xi’an Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources,Xi’an710054,China);Chen Ruiming Late Miocene-Early Pleistocene Ostracoda Fauna of Gyirong Basin,Southern Tibet(Acta Geologica Sinica,ISSN0001-5717,CN11-1951/P,87(6),2013,p.872-886,6illus.,56refs.)     

PETROLOGY

正1.IGNEOUS PETROLOGY20142008Cai Jinhui(Wuhan Center,China Geological Survey,Wuhan 430205,China);Liu Wei Zircon U-Pb Geochronology and Mineralization Significance of Granodiorites from Fuzichong Pb-Zn Deposit,Guangxi,South China(Geology and Mineral Resources of South China,ISSN1007-3701,CN42-1417/P,29(4),2013,p.271-281,7illus.,     

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY

正20141205Cheng Weiming(State Key Laboratory of Resources and Environmental Information System,Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research,CAS,Beijing 100101,China);Xia Yao Regional Hazard Assessment of Disaster Environment for Debris Flows:Taking Jundu Mountain,Beijing as an     

PROSPECTING EXPLORATION

正20141266Fan Chaoyan(Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Mineral Resources and Geological Processes,Guangzhou 510275,China);Wang Zhenghai On Error Analysis and Correction Method of Measured Strata Section with Wire Projection Method(Journal of