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Journal/NDM38 2003 eng — различия между версиями

(New Minerals and Their Varieeties: New Finds of Rare Minerals, Mineral Paragenesis)
(New Minerals and Their Varieeties: New Finds of Rare Minerals, Mineral Paragenesis)
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| Авторы = Igor V. Pekov, Nikita V. Chukanov, Natalia N. Kononkova, Dmitirii Yu. Pushcharovsky.
 
| Авторы = Igor V. Pekov, Nikita V. Chukanov, Natalia N. Kononkova, Dmitirii Yu. Pushcharovsky.
 
| Название = Raremetal «zeolites» of the hilairite group, p. 20 - 33
 
| Название = Raremetal «zeolites» of the hilairite group, p. 20 - 33
| Аннотация =
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| Аннотация = The hilairite group includes hilairite, calciohilairite, komkovite, sazykinaite-(Y) and pyatenkoite-(Y). Their
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unique structural type is based on a mixed framework of screwed chains (Si<sub>3</sub>O<sub>9</sub>) and isolated Moctahedra
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(M = Zr, Ti, Y+Ln); large cations (Na, Ca, Ba, and subordinated K, Sr) and water molecules settle down in
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extensive zeolitelike cages and channels. Some features of chemical composition and properties of hi -
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lairitegroup minerals are easily explained if to consider them as specific raremetal «zeolites».
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Hilairitegro up minerals occur in hydrothermalites of the KhibinyLovozero alkaline complex, Kola
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Peninsula. This paper gives a review of publications on the hilairite group, describes new finds in Khibiny
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and Lovozero massifs, gives 29 chemical analyses of these minerals, including 17 analyses made by the
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authors. The isomorphous series hilairite – calciohilairite was established in material from Lovozero, as
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well as BaK and Srcontaining varieties of calciohilairite. The first finds of hilairite and pyatenkoite(Y) in
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Khibiny are described. The comparative analysis of IR spectra of all group members is given for the first time.
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Crystal chemistry, properties and genesis of hilairitelike minerals are discussed in view of their zeolite-like
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structure.
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Pekov_e.pdf
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Pekov_e.pdf
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
| Авторы = Svetlana N. Nenasheva.  
 
| Авторы = Svetlana N. Nenasheva.  
 
| Название = On the Chemical Composition of Germanite, p. 34 - 40
 
| Название = On the Chemical Composition of Germanite, p. 34 - 40
| Аннотация =
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| Аннотация = Germanite is a very rare mineral that commonly occurs as small segregations in association with bornite,
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renierite, fahlores, sphalerite, galena, and other sulfides and sulfosalts. Very fine structures of replacement of
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germanite for renierite are often observed. Such small segregations are difficult to study. Optical properties of
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germanite are slightly variable in different areas and in samples from different deposits. The chemical composition
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(concentrations of the principal elements) of germanite varies over a wide range. In addition, the mineral
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was revealed to contain a wide set of admixtures. Therefore, different researchers propose different formulas
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for germanite. Chemical and electron microprobe analyses of germanite, accessible in literature, were compiled
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by the author, and peculiarities of the chemical composition of germanite were studied. It has been
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revealed that 28 analyses from 37 ones are adequately recalculated to the formula with 66 atoms in the unit cell;
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6 analyses, to the formula with 64 atoms; and 3 analyses, with 68 atoms. The Me/S ratio in the analyses varies
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from 32:32 to 34:32 and to 36:32; that is, this ratio in the real analyses is inconstant. This fact suggests that we
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deal either with solid solutions or with three different, but similar in the chemical composition and properties,
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minerals. The second assumption is more probable. It is concluded that there exist three mineral species close
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to germanite in the chemical composition.
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Nenasheva_e.pdf
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Nenasheva_e.pdf
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
| Авторы = Svetlana N. Nenasheva, Leonid A. Pautov.  
 
| Авторы = Svetlana N. Nenasheva, Leonid A. Pautov.  
 
| Название = On Germanocolusite from Kipushi (Katanga), p. 41 - 44
 
| Название = On Germanocolusite from Kipushi (Katanga), p. 41 - 44
| Аннотация =
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| Аннотация = Bornite from the Kipushi ore deposit was studied in Sample 64332 from the collection of the Fersman
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Mineralogical Museum. It was revealed to contain small oval inclusions of germanocolusite associated with
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renierite, tennantite, chalcopyrite, and sphalerite. Germanocolusite from Kipushi contains slightly more Zn
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and V and less As, as compared to germanocolusite from the type locality. A new crystallochemical formula
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proposed for germanocolusite takes into account the isomorphism Zn<sup>2+</sup> + Ge<sup>4+</sup> → As<sup>5+</sup> + Cu<sup>+</sup>, characteristic for complex sulfides of Ge. This is the first find of germanocolusite at the Kipushi deposit.
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Nenasheva2_e.pdf
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Nenasheva2_e.pdf
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
| Авторы = Vladimir A. Kovalenker, Olga Yu. Plotinskaya, Rustam I. Koneev.
 
| Авторы = Vladimir A. Kovalenker, Olga Yu. Plotinskaya, Rustam I. Koneev.
 
| Название = Mineralogy of Epithermal Gold-Sulfide-Telluride Ores of the Kairagach Gold Deposit, (Uzbekistan), p. 45 - 56
 
| Название = Mineralogy of Epithermal Gold-Sulfide-Telluride Ores of the Kairagach Gold Deposit, (Uzbekistan), p. 45 - 56
| Аннотация =
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| Аннотация = The Kairagach ore deposit is situated on the northern slope of the Kurama Ridge (East Uzbekistan), 3.5 km
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northeast of the wellknown Kochbulak goldtelluride ore deposit. According to specific mineralogical features
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of the ores and hydrothermal alterations, it was assigned to the highsulfidation (or acidsulfate) type of
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epithermal mineralization. However, in contrast to typical gold deposits of this type with a pronounced Au-Cu
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specialization, the ores of the Kairagach deposit are characterized by the Au-Sn-Bi-Se-Te geochemical profile.
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This paper briefly summarizes original and published data on the Kairagach deposit, including its geological
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features and ore characteristics, sequence of the mineral formation, and the main mineral assemblages.
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Occurrence conditions and chemical peculiarities of the essential minerals of the
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gold-sulfide-selenide-telluride mineralization are considered. Data on the abundance and compositional variations
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of native elements (gold, tellurium, and tin), fahlores, Bi and Sb sulfosalts, Cu and Fe sulfostannates, and
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various selenides and tellurides are presented.<br>
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It is shown that the unique diversity of the ore mineralization is determined by the variety of state and occurrence
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forms (native, isomorphous, sulfide, selenide, and telluride) of their contained chemical elements.
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Kovalenker_e.pdf
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Kovalenker_e.pdf
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
}}{{NDM_article
 
| Авторы = Margarita I. Novgorodova, Stepan N. Andreev, Alexander A. Samokhin.
 
| Авторы = Margarita I. Novgorodova, Stepan N. Andreev, Alexander A. Samokhin.
 
| Название = Cavitation model of mineral microspherula formation in hydrothermal ores, p. 57 - 63
 
| Название = Cavitation model of mineral microspherula formation in hydrothermal ores, p. 57 - 63
| Аннотация =
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| Аннотация = The cavitation model was considered to explain mineral microspherula formation conditions in ores of
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hydrothermal genesis. Microspherulas are treated as hardened and crystallized drops of melt. Thermodynamic
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calculations of thermal energy emitted during microseconds at gas bubble contraction in boiling up
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hydrothermal solution show that fusion of such refractory substances as quartz and gold is possible.
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Novgorodova_e.pdf
 
| Файл = NDM_2003_38_Novgorodova_e.pdf
 
}}
 
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New Data on Minerals, vol.38, 2003

New Data on Minerals.Moscow.: Ocean Pictures, 2003. volume 38, 172 pages, 66 color photos.

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Summary
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Editorial Board
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Publishing group

Сontent

New Minerals and Their Varieeties: New Finds of Rare Minerals, Mineral Paragenesis

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Pdf icon.pngAtali A. Agakhanov, Leonid A. Pautov, Dmitriy I. Belakovskiy, Elena V. Sokolova, Frank C. Hawthorne. Telyushenkoite CsNa6[Be2(Si,Al,Zn)18O39F2] – a new cesium mineral of the leifite group, p. 5 - 8



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Pdf icon.pngNikita V. Chukanov, Viktor.V. Subbotin, Igor V. Pekov, Aleksandr E. Zadov, Anatoliy I. Tsepin, Kseniya A. Rozenberg, Ramiza K. Rastsvetaeva, Giovanni Ferraris. NeskevaaraiteFe, – Fe, NaK3Fe(Ti,Nb)4(Si4O12)2(O,OH)4.6H2O – a new labuntsovite group mineral, p. 9 - 14



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Pdf icon.pngLeonid A. Pautov. Pabstite from the Dara-i-Pioz moraine (Tadjikistan), p. 15 - 19



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Pdf icon.pngIgor V. Pekov, Nikita V. Chukanov, Natalia N. Kononkova, Dmitirii Yu. Pushcharovsky. Raremetal «zeolites» of the hilairite group, p. 20 - 33



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Pdf icon.pngSvetlana N. Nenasheva. On the Chemical Composition of Germanite, p. 34 - 40



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Pdf icon.pngSvetlana N. Nenasheva, Leonid A. Pautov. On Germanocolusite from Kipushi (Katanga), p. 41 - 44



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Pdf icon.pngVladimir A. Kovalenker, Olga Yu. Plotinskaya, Rustam I. Koneev. Mineralogy of Epithermal Gold-Sulfide-Telluride Ores of the Kairagach Gold Deposit, (Uzbekistan), p. 45 - 56



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Pdf icon.pngMargarita I. Novgorodova, Stepan N. Andreev, Alexander A. Samokhin. Cavitation model of mineral microspherula formation in hydrothermal ores, p. 57 - 63



Crystal Chemistry, Minerals as Prototypes of New Materials, Physical and Chemical Properties of Minerals

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Pdf icon.pngTat'yana L. Evstigneeva, Vyacheslav S. Rusakov, Yurii K. Kabalov. Isomorphism in the minerals of stannite-family, p. 65 - 69



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Pdf icon.pngBoris B. Shkursky. Additive models of optical properties in minerals of humite polysomatic series, p. 70 - 79



Mineralogical Museums and Collections

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Pdf icon.pngMarianna B. Chistyakova, Nina R. Budanova. Articles of Kolyvan grinding factory in the Fersman Mineralogical museum of the Russian Academy of Science, p. 81 - 88



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Pdf icon.pngMarina L. Moisseeva. Petr A. Kochubei and His Mineral Collection in A.E. Fersman Mineralogical Museum, p. 89 - 98



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Pdf icon.pngMikhail E. Generalov. Ten Taels More to the Fund of the Museum, p. 99 - 100



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Pdf icon.pngDmitriy I. Belakovskiy. New acquisitions of the Fersman Mineralogical Museum Russian Academy of Sciences (1997–2001), p. 101 - 112



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Pdf icon.pngAlexander A. Evseev. Geographical Location of Mineral Type Localities, p. 113 - 124



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Pdf icon.pngLeo V. Bulgak. Archive of the Mineralogical Museum: replensishment of collection in 1909–1914., p. 125 - 128



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Pdf icon.pngTat'yana M. Pavlova. The role of A.E. Fersman in the Mineralogical museum of the Russian Academy of Science, p. 129 - 134



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Pdf icon.pngVyacheslav D.Dusmatov. A.E. Fersman's contribution to the systenatic collection of the mineralogical museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences, p. 135 - 141



Mineralogical Notes

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Pdf icon.pngBoris Z. Kantor. Photographing Minerals, p. 143 - 146



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Pdf icon.pngMoisei D. Dorfman. Reminiscences, p. 147 - 151