Year: 2019
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Titanium ore in the Devonian paleoplacers of Middle Timan is predominantly represented by leucoxene, less frequently by modified ilmenite (pseudorutile). Other titanium minerals are found in small amounts (or have a sharply subordinate significance). All titanium minerals have numerous inclusions of quartz, which create an intractable problem in the enrichment of titanium ore. Metamorphogenic porphyroblastic explains the presence of quartz in titanium minerals. Precambrian seric-chlorite clay weathering crusts are a supplier of titanium minerals Timan. Leucoxene and ilmenite form in paraschist under conditions of facies of green shale of regional metamorphism, poikiloblasts. In the poikiloblasts, the poikilite and helicitic structures are well defined, due to numerous poikilite inclusions of quartz. The poikiloblasts, poikilite and heliic structures are well represented, due to the numerous poikilite incorporating quartz.
Authors: I. Golubeva, I. Burtsev, A. Ponaryadov, A. Shmakova
Language: English
Subfield: Geochemistry and Petrology
Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W2972049201