REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia
<p>19 fresh granite samples collected were prepared and analyzed for whole-rock major and trace elements concentrations including Rare earth elements. The studied area covers Tanjung Raya, Belinyu, Mangkol, Tanjung Beriga, Menumbing, and Toboali.<br /> These granites are classified as mo...
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| description | <p>19 fresh granite samples collected were prepared and analyzed for whole-rock major and trace elements concentrations including Rare earth elements. The studied area covers Tanjung Raya, Belinyu, Mangkol, Tanjung Beriga, Menumbing, and Toboali.<br />
These granites are classified as monzo-granites which can be divided into two groups based on degree of magmatic fractionation (Rb/Sr). The group I occupies the samples from Menumbing, Belinyu, Tanjung Beriga and Toboali while the second one are the granites from Tanjung Raya and Mangkoi. The group I granites are characterized by low Rb/Sr and Sm/Nd, high Th/U, moderate Eu negative anomaly and are LREE rich while the second one show higher Rb/Sr and Sm/Nd, strong Eu negative anomaly, and are Y-rich. As a result, the group I show higher total REE contents (240-558.3 ppm), except the West Belinyul sample, i.e. 154 ppm whilst the total REE contents in the second group range from 152-303 ppm). This implies that REE in these granitic magmas are depleted with an increasing degree of magmatic fractionation.</p> |
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| spelling | oai:generic.eprints.org:952982014-11-28T07:35:42Z https://repository.ugm.ac.id/95298/ REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia , S. Kong <p>19 fresh granite samples collected were prepared and analyzed for whole-rock major and trace elements concentrations including Rare earth elements. The studied area covers Tanjung Raya, Belinyu, Mangkol, Tanjung Beriga, Menumbing, and Toboali.<br /> These granites are classified as monzo-granites which can be divided into two groups based on degree of magmatic fractionation (Rb/Sr). The group I occupies the samples from Menumbing, Belinyu, Tanjung Beriga and Toboali while the second one are the granites from Tanjung Raya and Mangkoi. The group I granites are characterized by low Rb/Sr and Sm/Nd, high Th/U, moderate Eu negative anomaly and are LREE rich while the second one show higher Rb/Sr and Sm/Nd, strong Eu negative anomaly, and are Y-rich. As a result, the group I show higher total REE contents (240-558.3 ppm), except the West Belinyul sample, i.e. 154 ppm whilst the total REE contents in the second group range from 152-303 ppm). This implies that REE in these granitic magmas are depleted with an increasing degree of magmatic fractionation.</p> [Yogyakarta] : Departments of Geological Engineering,Facultyof En 2009 Article NonPeerReviewed , S. Kong (2009) REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia. text. http://repository.ugm.ac.id/digitasi/index.php?module=cari_hasil_full&idbuku=3116 |
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| title | REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia |
| title_full | REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia |
| title_fullStr | REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia |
| title_full_unstemmed | REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia |
| title_short | REE In Monzo-granites In Bangka Island, Indonesia |
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