Petrological features of forming the rare-earth Anadolsk deposit (Ukraine)

TitlePetrological features of forming the rare-earth Anadolsk deposit (Ukraine)
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2017
AuthorsSheremet, Ye.M, Kryvdyk, SG
Abbreviated Key TitleDopov. Nac. akad. nauk Ukr.
DOI10.15407/dopovidi2017.03.051
Issue3
SectionGeosciences
Pagination51-55
Date Published3/2017
LanguageRussian
Abstract

New data on petrological geochemical features of the formation of the Anadolsk rare-earth deposit allowing one to conclude about its genesis are presented. According to the authors, the origin of Anadolsk rare-earth (orthite) deposit in view of the characteristics of a composition of rare-earth elements, orthite, britolit, and a substantially carbon dioxide fluid is likely due to the deep mantle alkaline fluids, whose penetration resulted in the formation of the Azov and Mazurovsky deposits and all the rare-metal-rare earth occurrences within the Eastern Priazovie, as well as extensive development of fenitized rocks in the region. The Anadolsk orthites mineral of occurrence is the first opened occurrence among the series of discovered zones of alkaline metasomatites of the East Pryazovie of the Ukrainian Shield.

KeywordsEast Pryazovie, geochemistry, petrology, rare-earth deposit
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