Francois and all,
I know of two papers specifically addressing F
in garnet, one by us (Valley, J.W., Essene, E.J. and Peacor, D.R., 1983,
Fluorine-bearing garnets in Adirondacks calc-silicates, Amer.
Mineral. 68, 444-448) and one by Craig Manning around 1990
or so. These garnets are Ca rich but have only a few wt % F.
Fluorite doesn't require particularly high activity of F2 although it
clearly indicates that F is in the rock. One would also expect
the phlogopite to be F rich as well.
eric
Hello,
Would anybody know
reference of works about F-rich garnets [in my case, up to 20-weight%
of (F,OH), in equilibrium with CaF2, phg (Si<3,5), Ab,Kflsp,biot]
?
Thanking you in advance for
any help.
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