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Journal Article
Published: 01 November 2002
European Journal of Mineralogy (2002) 14 (6): 1075–1085.
... addresses the three end-members phlogopite, annite and tetra-ferriphlogopite, used as reference materials, and enters later in the interpretation of nine trioctahedral micas intermediate in composition along the joins phlogopite-tetra-ferriphlogopite and phlogopite-annite. A detailed analysis...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 November 2001
European Journal of Mineralogy (2001) 13 (6): 1099–1108.
...Gabriele GIULI; Eleonora PARIS; Ziyu WU; Maria Franca BRIGATT; Giannantonio CIBIN; Annibale MOTTANA; Augusto MARCELLI Abstract Experimental and theoretical EXAFS and XANES data on Fe coordination and bond distances have been obtained for a natural tetra-ferriphlogopite. XANES data show...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 August 2014
Clays and Clay Minerals (2014) 62 (4): 243–252.
.... a tetra-ferriphlogopite from an alkaline-carbonatitic complex near Tapira, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and an Fe 2+ -bearing phlogopite containing less tetrahedral Fe 3+ from the Kovdor carbonatite-bearing, alkaline-ultrabasic complex, Kola Peninsula, Russia, are explored here. Mineral-surface...
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a) Mean <T–O> bond-distance versus Xtetra-ferriphlogopite. b) Mean proportion of unshared edges at the M2 site (eu(M2)) versus Xtetra-ferriphlogopite. c) Tetrahedron rotation angle, α, versus the proportion of the tetra-ferriphlogopite end member (Xtetra-ferriphlogopite). Filled symbols refer to trioctahedral micas from this study, whereas open symbols refer to trioctahedral mica crystals from Brigatti et al. (1996a, b, 1999). Samples from the Tapira complex: crosses: dunite, circles: bebedourite, diamonds enclosing a cross: perovskite magnetitite, diamonds: glimmerite, squares: garnet magnetitite, star: clinopyroxenite. Titanian phlogopite from Presidente Olegario lavas: triangle pointing up, ferroan [4]Fe3+-bearing phlogopite from Limeira I: triangle pointing down, tetra-ferriphlogopite of Hazen et al.(1981): hexagon, tetra-ferriphlogopite of Semenova et al.(1977): hexagon enclosing a cross.
Published: 01 October 2001
F ig . 3. a) Mean <T–O> bond-distance versus X tetra-ferriphlogopite . b) Mean proportion of unshared edges at the M 2 site (e u(M2) ) versus X tetra-ferriphlogopite . c) Tetrahedron rotation angle, α, versus the proportion of the tetra-ferriphlogopite end member (X tetra
Journal Article
Published: 01 June 2000
The Canadian Mineralogist (2000) 38 (3): 617–626.
...Roger H. Mitchell; Viktor N. Yakovenchuk; Anton R. Chakhmouradian; Peter C. Burns; Yakov A. Pakhomovsky Abstract A new hollandite-type titanate, henrymeyerite, occurs in a vein of tetra-ferriphlogopite – calcite – dolomite carbonatite of the Kovdor alkaline ultramafic complex, Kola Peninsula...
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Fe2p spectrum with the curve fit obtained for tetra-ferriphlogopite (a). The spectrum is displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs. intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). The Fe3+ and Fe2+ multiplet peaks are labeled on the spectrum. Fesat3+ and Fesat2+ refer to the associated satellite peaks of Fe3+ and Fe2+, respectively. Fe2p spectrum obtained for Fe-bearing phlogopite (b). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: deconvoluted peaks. See text for additional explanations.
Published: 01 August 2014
Figure 4 Fe 2p spectrum with the curve fit obtained for tetra-ferriphlogopite (a). The spectrum is displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs . intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). The Fe 3+ and Fe 2+ multiplet peaks are labeled
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K2p spectra of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs. intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: deconvoluted peaks. See text for additional explanations.
Published: 01 August 2014
Figure 5 K 2p spectra of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs . intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: deconvoluted peaks. See text
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Si2p spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs. intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: fitted spectra.
Published: 01 August 2014
Figure 1 Si 2p spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs . intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: fitted spectra.
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Mg1s spectra of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs. intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: fitted spectra.
Published: 01 August 2014
Figure 3 Mg 1s spectra of tetra-ferriphlogopite (a) and Fe-bearing phlogopite (b) displayed as a plot of electron binding energy vs . intensity (the number of electrons per second in a fixed and small energy interval). Dotted lines: experimental spectra; solid lines: fitted spectra.
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Angle-dependent K K-XANES spectra recorded on tetra-ferriphlogopite Tas22-1 (Tapira, Minas Gerais, Brazil) at various 𝛉 angles (inset: enlargement of the FMS to IMS section for two extreme rotations).
Published: 01 July 2006
F igure 3. Angle-dependent K K -XANES spectra recorded on tetra-ferriphlogopite Tas22-1 (Tapira, Minas Gerais, Brazil) at various 𝛉 angles (inset: enlargement of the FMS to IMS section for two extreme rotations).
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Changes in a Tapira tetra-ferriphlogopite Si K-edge spectrum due to changing the orientation of the same crystal blade against the impinging, horizontally-polarized synchrotron radiation beam. In the right panel a magnified view of the changes undergone by the edge and FMS regions.
Published: 01 January 2002
Figure 11. Changes in a Tapira tetra-ferriphlogopite Si K- edge spectrum due to changing the orientation of the same crystal blade against the impinging, horizontally-polarized synchrotron radiation beam. In the right panel a magnified view of the changes undergone by the edge and FMS regions.
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Changes in a Tapira tetra-ferriphlogopite Fe K-edge spectrum due to changing the orientation of the same crystal blade against the impinging, horizontally-polarized synchrotron radiation beam. In the right panel a magnified view of the changes undergone by the edge (top) and FMS and IMS regions (bottom).
Published: 01 January 2002
Figure 14. Changes in a Tapira tetra-ferriphlogopite Fe K- edge spectrum due to changing the orientation of the same crystal blade against the impinging, horizontally-polarized synchrotron radiation beam. In the right panel a magnified view of the changes undergone by the edge (top) and FMS
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Experimental XANES spectra at the Fe K-edge of tetra-ferriphlogopite and other crystalline compounds used as standards for coordination or oxidation state. The edge position for each spectrum is marked by a vertical line.
Published: 01 November 2001
Fig. 1. Experimental XANES spectra at the Fe K-edge of tetra-ferriphlogopite and other crystalline compounds used as standards for coordination or oxidation state. The edge position for each spectrum is marked by a vertical line.
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The total theoretical XANES spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite compared with the experimental: a good agreement is demonstrated by the correspondence of all the peaks in the two spectra.
Published: 01 November 2001
Fig. 2. The total theoretical XANES spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite compared with the experimental: a good agreement is demonstrated by the correspondence of all the peaks in the two spectra.
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a) EXAFS spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite fitted with the theoretical signal shows that all the major contributions have been taken into consideration (see residual). b) the Fourier transform (not corrected for the phase shift in figure) shows the Fe-O distance at 1.86 Å and the signals coming from the longer distances.
Published: 01 November 2001
Fig. 3. a) EXAFS spectrum of tetra-ferriphlogopite fitted with the theoretical signal shows that all the major contributions have been taken into consideration (see residual). b) the Fourier transform (not corrected for the phase shift in figure) shows the Fe-O distance at 1.86 Å and the signals
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Variation in unit-cell parameter a versus Xtetra-ferriphlogopite. Symbols as in Figure 3.
Published: 01 October 2001
F ig . 7. Variation in unit-cell parameter a versus X tetra-ferriphlogopite . Symbols as in Figure 3 .
Journal Article
Published: 01 February 2008
The Canadian Mineralogist (2008) 46 (1): 19–40.
... contents, likely due to the different position of this phase in the crystallization sequence; Sc reaches values as high as 200 ppm, whereas the lanthanides show very variable enrichment in light over heavy REE, and commonly show a negative Eu anomaly. The olivine, phlogopite (and tetra-ferriphlogopite), Cr...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2001
The Canadian Mineralogist (2001) 39 (5): 1333–1345.
...F ig . 3. a) Mean <T–O> bond-distance versus X tetra-ferriphlogopite . b) Mean proportion of unshared edges at the M 2 site (e u(M2) ) versus X tetra-ferriphlogopite . c) Tetrahedron rotation angle, α, versus the proportion of the tetra-ferriphlogopite end member (X tetra...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 December 2016
American Mineralogist (2016) 101 (12): 2738–2746.
...-ferriphlogopitetetra-ferri-annite, polylithionite–siderophyllite, muscovite–celadonite, and muscovite–paragonite. A lack of homogeneity in composition may produce preferential cleavage locations within the family of (001) planes. The cleavage energy appears to be greater for homogeneous synthetic micas compared...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2015
American Mineralogist (2015) 100 (10): 2231–2241.
... 2/ m ), two are Mg-rich annite and two are Fe-rich phlogopite, one is a tetra-ferriphlogopite (space group C 2/ m ) and one is Li-rich siderophyllite (space group C 2). Thus these samples had a different environment around the Fe cations and layer symmetry. These micas were characterized by chemical...
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