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Full Length ArticleThe thermal transformation behavior and

2022.9.15 The mineral phase did not change when the temperature was lower than 400 °C. Pyrite was oxidized to form magnetite at 450 °C. Magnetite existed briefly at 450 ∼ 500 °C and disappeared at temperatures above 600 °C. Hematite was formed, and the

Magmatic immiscibility and the origin of magnetite-(apatite)

2023.12.19 The mineralization also includes friable, pyroclastic magnetite-hematite ore 10,13 that hosts fragments of destinezite (Fe 3+ 2 (PO 4) ... scapolite, fluorapatite,

Pyrite trace element behavior in magmatic-hydrothermal

2021.1.1 Reflected light photomicrograph of pyrite-chalcopyrite-hematite-magnetite mineralization from Intercept Hill, with an LA-ICPMS trace element image of pyrite. Both

Decomposition and oxidation of pyrite - ScienceDirect

2006.1.1 Iron oxides (mainly hematite, Fe 2 O 3 and magnetite, Fe 3 O 4) are the main products of the oxidation of pyrite. Hematite usually forms at lower temperatures

Thermal decomposition and oxidation of pyrite with different ...

2022.10.30 The pyrites can be oxidized to nano-hematite when heated in an air atmosphere at above 400–500 °C, with the transformation proceeding in the sequence of

The effect of heat treatment on the magnetic properties of pyrite

2008.8.1 Roasting of hematite and siderite has been shown to produce magnetite and hence give an enhanced magnetic recovery ( Wills, 1985 ).

Investigation on the transformation behaviours of Fe

Based on a literature survey performed, 28–31 pyrite in the N 2 atmosphere generally transforms into pyrrhotite, while in the CO 2 atmosphere, magnetite is formed that then

Magnetic properties related to thermal treatment of pyrite

2008.7.16 The corresponding thermal transformation process of pyrite in air can be simply summarized as pyrite → pyrrhotite → magnetite → hematite. These results are

Formation of magnetite-(apatite) systems by crystallizing

2023.9.2 Magnetite- (apatite) ore deposits are interpreted as being formed by the crystallization of iron-rich ultrabasic melts, dominantly generated by the interaction of

Siderite-based anaerobic iron cycle driven by autotrophic

2020.12.10 These sedimentary marine rocks consisting of Fe-rich laminae (bands) containing magnetite, martite, hematite, siderite, iron silicates and, to a lesser extent,

The formation of magnetite ores of the Glubochenskoe

2020.6.11 The magnetite ore bodies of the Paleozoic Glubochenskoe iron deposit (315.7 Mt at ~ 30.15% Fe) are located in the northern part of the Valerianovka arc zone (“Turgai belt”) within the Transuralian Megazone, Russia. They occur in calcareous-volcaniclastic rocks, exhibit layered textures, and contain primary seafloor hematite ores.

(PDF) Mineral and Magnetic Transformations of

2022.12.17 The major chemical components of hematite quartzite are Fe2O3 (31-32 wt.% of Fe) and SiO2, while goethite-hematite quartzite exhibits a higher content of Al2O3 and Fe2O3 (42.5 wt.% of Fe), as well ...

天然黄铁矿吸附去除水中Sb(Ⅴ):性能与机制

2020.9.29 Abstract: The adsorption performance of three iron ores (pyrite, hematite, and magnetite) on Sb(Ⅴ) was compared and pyrite was shown to exhibit the highest adsorption performance. The effects of particle size, concentration, and pH on the adsorption performance were investigated with pyrite as the absorbent.

Magnetic properties related to thermal treatment of pyrite

2008.7.16 Whereas in air, the pyrite is ultimately oxidized to hematite. First order reversal curve (FORC) diagram of the end product shows that the remanence coercivity of hematite is up to ∼1400 mT. The corresponding thermal transformation process of pyrite in air can be simply summarized as pyrite → pyrrhotite → magnetite → hematite.

Thermally induced alterations of minerals during ... - Springer

2011.5.24 The coexistence of small hematite and magnetite plates within partially chloritized biotite indicates fO 2 conditions during magma cooling at the hematite/magnetite buffer (e.g., Frost 1991). The chloritization of biotite developed at temperatures between 231 and 295°C as indicated by chemical analysis of relatively Mg-poor chlorites (Fig. 4).

Siderite-based anaerobic iron cycle driven by autotrophic

2020.12.10 These sedimentary marine rocks consisting of Fe-rich laminae (bands) containing magnetite, martite, hematite, siderite, iron silicates and, to a lesser extent, pyrite alternating with cherty Si ...

Trace element signatures in hematite and goethite

2020.6.3 Iron (Fe) cycling is of major interest in the earth sciences because Fe can be used as a redox proxy for various paleoenvironments, and it is an important element for microbial processes (Halverson et al. 2011; Raiswell et al. 2018).The ability of Fe oxide minerals, such as magnetite and hematite, to incorporate a wide range of cations that

Replacement of magnetite by hematite in hydrothermal

2022.1.1 The replacement of magnetite by hematite is commonly observed in various geologic systems. In contrast to the formation of hematite by a solid-state oxidation, numerous experimental results have demonstrated that it can also occur by a redox-independent dissolution-reprecipitation reaction. ... 2022), sulfur isotope of hydrothermal

Formation of magnetite-(apatite) systems by crystallizing

2023.9.2 Otherwise, hematite in magnetite-(apatite) systems is late and formed by hydrothermal replacement or supergene alteration. The El Laco system ... natrite, halite, allanite, ilmenite, and pyrite. The low-density vapor phase is dominated by H 2 O (Broman et al. 1999). Inclusions in the diopside suggest that it crystallized from a melt having ∼6 ...

Review on the Oxidation Behaviors and Kinetics of Magnetite

2021.4.21 Hematite phase is the oxide with the highest oxygen content, followed by magnetite. The ideal stoichiometries of hematite and magnetite are Fe 2 O 3 and Fe 3 O 4, respectively. Theoretically, magnetite is in equilibrium with hematite at low temperature. There are two small magnetite-phase stable areas at high temperatures.

The geological characteristics, geochemical signature

2023.8.22 typically magnetite-stable, and late-stage sericitic/phyllic alteration, where magnetite has been converted to pyrite-(hematite). This deposit style is characterized by abundant pyrite, locally in equilibrium with bornite-digenite and covellite-enargite; anhydrite is common. Advanced argillic

Electrical Properties of Magnetite- and Hematite-Rich

2023.8.22 A petrological study was also carried out. The electrical properties of hematite have been similarly investigated on behalf of individual companies. This work has demonstrated that sulphide-free, magnetite- and/or hematite-rich rocks can be moderate to good conductors and also exhibit a measurable IP response.

Magnetic properties related to thermal treatment

2008.8.1 The results indicate that pyrite converts to pyrrhotite in either an argon or an air atmosphere through two possible processes: (1) Magnetite firstly appears around the powder of pyrite by ...

Minerals Free Full-Text Experimental Study of Pyrite

2019.7.12 The phases authorized to precipitate were goethite, hematite, magnetite, amorphous magnetite, melanterite, pyrite, native sulfur (α, β, γ). The modelling at thermodynamic equilibrium at 100 °C predicted the total oxidation of pyrite to give hematite, with final values of pH = 0.38, Eh = 1.11 V and an ionic strength of 3.7.

Solid-Phase Transformations of Titanomagnetite and Ilmenite

2021.11.17 The hematite–ilmenite exsolution structure is traced in free ilmenite grains where single hematite plates or their series are recorded parallel to {0001} pinacoid faces (Ramdor, 1962; Zhilyaeva et al., 1974). Titanomagnetite grains are subject to martitization as partial or complete replacement of magnetite by hematite.

Pyrite vs Hematite: What Are They, And What’s The Difference?

In terms of hardness, pyrite is slightly harder than hematite. When comparing the Mohs scale for mineral hardness- which ranges from one to ten with two being as hard as a fingernail and ten being as hard as diamond- pyrite falls between 6-6.5 on the scale, while hematite falls between 5.5-6. Hematite’s versatility is more significant than ...

Comparison of the Microwave Absorption Characteristics of Hematite ...

We provide an understanding of the microwave absorption characteristics of hematite, magnetite and pyrite by measuring and comparing the microwave heating rate, dielectric and magnetic properties and the absorbed microwave energy. The three methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, and supplement each other.

A multistage origin for Neoarchean layered hematite-magnetite

2018.6.5 A hematite–magnetite–(±)pyrite Algoma-type iron formation of the 2.75 Ga Wilgie Mia Formation in the Weld Range of the Yilgarn Craton, Australia, was studied by petrographic and iron isotopic analyses. Petrographic analyses reveal that fine-grained hematite in jaspilite was the initial Fe phase and formed from deposition in a quiescent ...

Thermally induced phase transition of troilite during micro

2023.1.15 Also, pyrite and magnetite may be oxidized to hematite under laser irradiation, resulting in erroneous interpretations of the minerals phase. Raman spectra with high quality of the troilite obtained from the one heated in air and the one heated in vacuum exhibited peaks at 148 cm −1 , 196– 197 cm −1 , 226– 228 cm −1 , 255 cm −1 ...

High-Grade Copper and Gold Deposited During

2022.11.1 Sillitoe noted that chlorite–white-mica (sericite) alteration (Sillitoe and Gappe, 1984) is prevalent in the shallower parts of some porphyry Cu deposits, particularly those that are gold rich, and overprints preexisting potassic assemblages, with magnetite converted to hematite, and pyrite plus chalcopyrite deposited.