太古宙地壳基底的铀富集与上冲断层

在巴西巴伊亚州卡蒂特(Caetite)东北部的拉戈阿罗尔(Lagoa Roal)地区,堆积U_3O_8100,000公吨的铀矿床,产在横切太古宙基底片麻岩的韧性剪切带中。片麻岩的年龄为26亿—30亿年,变质相为角闪岩相到麻粒岩相。一般认为这种岩石形成在接近地壳基底的地方。比起上地壳,其铀的亏损特别明显。在拉戈阿罗尔的东部和西     

ACCRETION OF AN EARLY CRETACEOUS INTRA- OCEANIC ISLAND ARC TO INDIA: EVIDENCE FROM THE YARLUNG ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE

ACCRETION OF AN EARLY CRETACEOUS INTRA- OCEANIC ISLAND ARC TO INDIA: EVIDENCE FROM THE YARLUNG ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE     

YARLUNG ZANGBO OPHIOLITES,SOUTHERN TIBET REVISITED

YARLUNG ZANGBO OPHIOLITES,SOUTHERN TIBET REVISITED     

Porphyry and Skarn Cu-Mo-Pb-Zn-Ag-Au Metallogeny of the Gangdise Plutonic-Volcanic Arc, Tibet

PORPHYRY AND SKARN Cu-Mo-Pb-Zn-Ag-Au METALLOGENY OF THE GANGDISE PLUTONIC -VOLCANIC ARC, TIBETtheNational973Project“MetallogenicBackgroundandProspectiveEvaluationoftheGangdiseBelt”     

"黑色"非晶形三价铁羟基氧化物及其对有害物质的吸附

利用硝酸铁与氨水之间的水解反应,生成了一种新的"黑色"非晶形三价铁羟基氧化物 (FeOOH).该物质在室温下稳定,有较高的硬度,其比表面积约为 300 m2/g,零电荷点 (PZC)在 pH 7～ 8之间.根据 M(o)ssbauer谱的鉴定,它具有四方纤铁矿(β-FeOOH)的结构特征. FeOOH和它与各溶质的表面配合物的 X射线光电光谱结果表明, FeOOH与 Pb、 Zn和GrO(4/2-)之间的反应是物理吸附,而与PO(4/3-)和AsO(4/3-)之间的反应是化学吸附. 3个阴离子及 2个阳离子的吸附等温式结果表明,该三价铁羟基氧化物的吸附能力比常见的铁羟基氧化物强 3倍.磷酸盐与砷酸盐之间的竞争反应结果表明,磷酸盐与 FeOOH的反应比砷酸盐强烈.     

Textural and geochemical characteristics of late Pleistocene to Holocene fine-grained deep-sea sediment cores(GM6 and GM7),recovered from southwestern Gulf of Mexico

Texture, mineralogy, geochemistry, and ~(14)C ages of two deep-sea sediment cores(GM6 and GM7) recovered in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico were investigated to infer their provenance and depositional condition. The sediments are enriched in fine-grained silt and clay and poor in sand content. Mineralogically, the sediments consist of quartz,calcite, smectite, and kaolinite. Based on the ~(14)C data, the age of the GM6 and GM7 sediment cores were calculated as23,615 cal yrs. BP and 19,007 cal yrs. BP, respectively. The weathering indices such as chemical index of alteration(CIA),chemical index of weathering(CIW), and plagioclase index of alteration(PIA) in GM6(56-69, 60-74, and 61-73,respectively) and GM7(54-69, 57-76, and 55-74, respectively) cores revealed a moderate-to-high intensity of weathering. The rare earth element(REE) patterns suggested that the sediments were derived mostly by the weathering of intermediate rocks, exposed along the coastal regions of the Gulf of Mexico. The trace elemental ratios like V/Cr(2),Ni/Co(2), and Cu/Zn(1), authigenic uranium content(1), and Ce anomaly(Ce/Ce~* ≤ 1) suggested that the sediments were deposited under an oxic condition, which was also revealed by the benthic foraminiferal assemblages throughout the GM6 and GM7 sediment cores.     

CROSS-SECTIONS OF THE WESTERN HIMALAYAN FOOTHILLS:PROBLEMS IN RESTORATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CRUSTAL SHORTENING

CROSS-SECTIONS OF THE WESTERN HIMALAYAN FOOTHILLS:PROBLEMS IN RESTORATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CRUSTAL SHORTENING1　PowersPM ,LillieRJ ,YeatsRS .StructureandshorteningoftheKangraandDehraDunreentrants ,Sub Himalaya ,India[J].GSABulletin ,1998,110 :10 10～ 10 2 7.…     

Trilobite Biostratigraphy of the lower Paleozoic (Cambrian–Ordovician) Joseon Supergroup, Taebaeksan Basin, Korea

In Korea,trilobites are among the most intensively studied fossil groups in the past century and provide invaluable information about lower Paleozoic stratigraphy,paleogeography,and tectonics of the Korean Peninsula. Trilobites occur in the lower Paleozoic Joseon Supergroup of the Taebaeksan Basin which was part of the Sino-Korean Craton in the Paleozoic. The Joseon Supergroup is divided into the Taebaek,Yeongwol,and Mungyeong groups. The Taebaek and Yeongwol groups are richly fossiliferous,while the Mungyeong Group is poorly fossiliferous. Contrasting trilobite faunal contents of the Taebaek and Yeongwol groups resulted in two separate biostratigraphic schemes for the Cambrian–Ordovician of the Taebaeksan Basin. A total of 22 biozones or fossiliferous horizons were recognized in the Taebaek Group; 19 zones were established in the Yeongwol Group; and four biozones were known from the Mungyeong Group. These trilobite biozones of the Taebaeksan Basin indicate the Joseon Supergroup ranges in age from the Cambrian Series 2 to Middle Ordovician and can be correlated well with the formations of North China,South China,and Australia.