Geochemical characteristics of charnockitic rock suites are given in Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4, Fig. 5, using the classification scheme for granitic rocks established by Frost et al. (2001a).These figures are based upon a compilation of twenty charnockite plutons from the literature that range in age from Archean to Cretaceous (Table 1).In selecting …
Large charnockite massifs occur in the high-grade Southern Granulite Terrain (SGT) and Eastern Ghats Belt (EGB) crustal provinces of Peninsular India. Available geochronological data indicate that the magmatism is episodic, associated with distinct orogenic cycles in the different crustal domains. The geochemical data also …
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Further studies on igneous charnockite should shed new light on quantifying the carbon flux and understanding the differentiation of the continental crust. ... This process produces apatite- and zircon-rich cumulate charnockites that have significantly higher P 2 O 5 and Zr contents than global orthopyroxene-free granitoids. Many I-A-S type ...
Charnockite Group, includes pyroxene granulite, charnockite (hypersthene granulite) and hornblende-diopside granulite. While hornblende granite and charnockite occupy large areas, pyroxene granulite occurs as linear bodies in the southeast. Hornblende-biotite gneiss constitutes the litho unit of Migmatite Complex. It has a large areal extent
Charnockites have been traditionally classified into two types based on their occurrence and relations with adjacent lithologies: (1) large massive bodies of probable magmatic origin (massive charnockite) and (2) small (a few decimeters to several meters) patches, veins, lenses and oriented zones (incipient charnockite) within foliated …
Grenvillian (1.2 to 1.0 Ga) plutonic rocks in northern ia preserve evidence of episodic, mostly granitic magmatism that spanned more than 150 million years (m.y.) of crustal reworking. Crystallization ages determined by sensitive high resolution ion microprobe (SHRIMP) U–Pb isotopic analyses of zircon and monazite, combined with …
The formation of incipient charnockite is significant for understanding the deep crustal process, which, however, remains under broad controversy. Patches of incipient charnockite occur ubiquitously in garnet-biotite gneiss in southern India. Here, we present new textural observations, geochemical analyses and phase equilibria modelling …
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Bivariant plot of SiO 2 vs Al 2 O 3, (Fig. 4a) shows more or less constant ratio, a straight trend to indicate in situ processes of soil formation and the alteration of the charnockite bedrock.
The process of charnockitization may be associated with several processes including high-temperature dehydration melting of mafic to intermediate protoliths, infiltration of CO 2 from deep crust levels, and magmatic differentiation above mantle anomalies such as rift zones or continental hot spots.
The nonsynchronous variations in P 2 O 5 and Zr contents can best be explained by melt extraction from a mush that saturates apatite earlier than zircon during magma evolution. This process produces apatite- and zircon-rich cumulate charnockites that have significantly higher P 2 O 5 and Zr contents than global orthopyroxene-free …
Chemical Geology, 69 (1988) 37-48 37 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam -- Printed in The Netherlands [3] CHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CHARNOCKITES IN THE EASTERN GHAT MOBILE BELT, INDIA M.V. SUBBA RAO and V. DIVAKARA RAO National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad 500 007 …
The whole-rock TDM(Nd) and zircon TDM1(Hf) values range between 2.6 and 2.8 Ga with a peak at ∼2.7 Ga, indicating that the melt was generated by the partial melting of a subducted slab ...
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The hornblende-bearing mafic granulite occurs as discordant patches, as well as folded (F 1) layers, with the gneissic foliation of the enclosing charnockite axial planar to these folds (Fig. 1).In places the gneissic foliation (S 1) is at an angle to the mafic granulite contact (Fig. 2), indicating that the protoliths of the hornblende-bearing mafic granulite …
(a) Charnockite rock and weathered soil samples SiO 2 % vs Al 2 O 3 % indicating insitu alteration. The red square is the data of the weathering rind.
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A particularly enigmatic example of charnockite-granite relations is found in southern Karnataka State. The outcrop of the Closepet Granite, a linear 250-km-long complex of intrusive granites, crosses the lower-grade craton from north to south and impinges upon the charnockitic terrane (Fig. 1).At this petrologic juncture, a charnockitic …
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The charnockite is developed as patches at the expense of its host by a process of "charnockitization." At least in parts it was formed relatively late in a polyphase deformational sequence ( Fig. 2 — Park and Dash, 1984 ) and controlled by pre-existing structures, including conjugate sets of fractures (see Srikantappa et al. (1985) for ...
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Rubies and sapphires in granulite-facies marbles from the Mogok metamorphic belt, Myanmar, are spatially associated with charnockite-syenite sill-like intrusions and surrounding skarns U-Th-Pb LA-ICPMS dating of zircon, monazite, and titanite shows that there were two groups of charnockite-syenite dates, one Jurassic in …
The high-density material of 2.98 g/cc inferred in the lower crust may have resulted from this process. In an independent analysis of the gravity field of Perinthatta anorthosite of northern charnockite province, Kurian et al. (1999) ruled out the presence of such large high-density masses in the upper portion of the crust (<10 km), but has not ...
Charnockitic alteration produced by infiltration of CO 2 -rich or ultrasaline fluids. •. Small fluid/rock ratios (only about 0.1) are sufficient for charnockitization. Fifty years after the discovery of incipient charnockite (orthopyroxene-bearing granitic rocks) partially replacing amphibole–biotite gneiss in southern India, this ...
Timing of Syenite‐Charnockite Magmatism and Ruby and Sapphire Metamorphism in the Mogok Valley Region, Myanmar. The Mogok metamorphic belt (MMB) extends for over 1,000 km along central Burma from the Andaman Sea to the East Himalayan syntaxis and represents exhumed lower and middle crustal metamorphic rocks of….
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1.1 Formation. Charnockite is an intrusive igneous rock which is very hard and is formed due to weathering of existing rocks. 1.2 Composition. 1.2.1 Mineral Content. Amphibole, Biotite, Feldspar, Hornblade, Micas, Muscovite or Illite, Olivine, Plagioclase, Pyroxene, Quartz. 1.2.2 Compound Content.
The nonsynchronous variations in P 2 O 5 and Zr contents can best be explained by melt extraction from a mush that saturates apatite earlier than zircon during magma evolution. This process produces apatite- and zircon-rich cumulate charnockites that have significantly higher P 2 O 5 and Zr contents than global orthopyroxene-free …
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Charnockite has similar geochemical characteristics to those of intermediate–basic granulite but differs in several key ways: (a) The charnockite is strongly depleted in the large-ion lithophile element Cs, the heat-producing elements U and Th, and the high-field-strength elements Nb, Ta, P, and Ti; (b) it is enriched in Sr; and (c) it ...
granulite, charnockite intruded by gabbro dykes. However, the dominant use of laterite rock has been in construction of buildings, monuments and lar ge temples since ancient and historic times. Historically, laterite was cut into brick-like shapes and used in monument-building in different parts of tropical south India,
rium. This process prohibits widespread contact metamorphism except in rare cases in which charnockites are emplaced in amphibolite-facies rocks causing high-temperature, low-pressure contact metamorphism. Examples of these include the anorthosite-mangerite-charnockite complex in Rogaland (Bingen et al., 2008)
The charnockite and granite have (87 Sr/ 86 Sr) i = 0·7056 − 0·7059 and 0·7068–0·7070, ε Nd (t) = −0·92 to 0·33 and −2·37 to −1·45, and ε Hf (t) = 0·3 − 4·5 and −0·8 to 4·2, respectively. Geochemical characteristics suggest that the two plutons are co-magmatic, although the granite experienced a greater extent of ...
