PALYGORSKITE FORMED ON MONTMORILLONITE IN NORTH PACIFIC DEEP-SEA SEDIMENTS
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Transmission electron microscopy of clay minerals in North Pacific deep-sea sediments has revealed the existence of intermediate states between montmorillonite, talc and palygorskite. During the earliest diagenetic stages of montmorillonite, short needles grow from the rim of montmorillonite films, and sometimes from rims of talc. The short needles, 0.1 μm in length, are incorporated into the palygorskite. The electron diffraction patterns of the primitive palygorskite show well defined spots at 4.49,2.61,2.26 and 1.70Å suggesting high crystallinity. The short needles precede formation of elongated fibres with sharp edges which eventually form lamellae aggregates and fibre bundles. EDX analysis shows that the major element concentrations of bundled palygorskite are Mg, Al, Fe and Si (1 : 1.2 : 1 : 5.1). XRD, DTA and SIMS data support these TEM results. The formation of magnesium-rich clay minerals during diagenetic processes in deep-sea sediments could be a significant sink in the marine magnesium cycle.
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著者
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TAZAKI Kazue
Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science, Kanazawa University
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Fyfe W.s.
Department Of Geology The University Of Western Ontario
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HEATH G.ROSS
College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington
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Heath G.ross
College Of Ocean And Fishery Sciences University Of Washington
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Tazaki Kazue
Department Of Geology The University Of Western Ontario
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Tazaki Kazue
Department Of Earth Science Kanazawa University
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FYFE W.S.
Department of Earth Sciences, The University of Western Ontario
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