IGNEOUS PETROLOGY (CHEMISTRY OF IGNEOUS ROCKS) Flashcards

1
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Elements with conc. >1wt%

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Major Elements

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2
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how much of the Earth’s crust is SiO2 by wt%?

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75%

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3
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how much of the earth’s crust is SiO2 by vol%?

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94.70%

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4
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Only anion listed among the eight most common crustal elements

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Oxygen (nonmetal)

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5
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This is the primary bearer of Aluminum Oxide in the silicate Minerals (Al2O3)

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Feldspar Mineral group

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6
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As SiO2 increases what oxides decreases?

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Fe, Mg, Ti, and Ca

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7
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What oxides increases when SiO2 Increases?

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Na and K

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8
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These are elements which occur in concentration of 0.1-1.0% by wt

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Minor Elements

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9
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What minor elements are associated with basic rocks?

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Cr, Ni and Cu

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10
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What minor elements are associated with felsic rocks?

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Li, Be, and Ba

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11
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This occur in <1000ppm or <0.1% by wt and consiered as DNA of Magmas

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Trace elements

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12
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This is the measure of the ease with w/c an element fits into a crystal structure

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Compatibility

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13
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These are elements which form long lasting bond and are incorporated in the crystal structures due to their immobility

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Compatible Elements

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14
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These are very mobile elements which readily migrate into the melt since they do not fit easily into the crystal strucure and thus weakly bonded

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Incompatible Elements

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15
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What would be the composition of the residual rock or restite after melt removal?

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enriched in compatible elements and depleted in incompatble elment

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16
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Rocks produced by cooling of partial melts are enriched in?

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Incompatible Elements

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17
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a relatively flat REE Conc pattern

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Chrondite-normalized pattern

18
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What are the atomic numbers of REEs

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57-71, 21 and 39

19
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How many REEs are considered by IUPAC?

20
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what distinguishes LREEs from HREEs?

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LREEs are more incompatible

21
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Elements characterized by having relatively high ionic charge and a small ionic radius

22
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What are the use of HFSEs and HREEs?

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tracing mantle-related processes
since they are immobile

23
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These are elements with large ionic radius but small charge and usally have a ratio of >0.2

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LILEs
Large Ion Lithophiel elements

24
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What are the uses of LILEs since they are mobile?

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They are used in magma genesis studies and role of hydrous fluid interaction

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If an igneous rock is enriched of Sr and Nd what could be the source?
Lithospheric magma
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If an igneous rock is depleted in Sr and Nd, what could be the source?
Asthenospheric Magma
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Between Sm and Nd which is more compatible?
Sm
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Between Lu and Hf which is more compatible?
Lu
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Between Sr and Rb which is more compaible
Sr
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To which mineral will Eu be compatible?
Ca-Plag
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Cr is compatible to what minerals?
Pyx, Gar and Chromite
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if Sr87/Sr86 is <0.7028 what is the magmatic setting?
Ocean floor
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If ratio is 0.7039?
Ocean Islands (Hotpots)
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If ratio is 0.7044?
Island Arcs
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element which are critical to bone strength and growth
Ca, P, and Mg
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stimulates hormonal secretions, activates enzymes, regulates heart rhythym and engances transmission of nerve impulses
Ca
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Minimizes muscular degeneration
Zn
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Lowers blood pressure and strengthens the heart
Na
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Essential for structural proteins and reduced risk of hypertension
K
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Enhances dissolved O2 levels in the blood
Fe
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This constitutes 60% of the total body weigh and promotes brain and heart function
O2
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Allows body to metabolize glucose
Cr