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Vol. 23, No. 2, Summer 1394/2015
Petrology and geochemistry of the metamorphic rocks in the SW Arak and
it’s comparison with neighboring areas
Z. Tahmasbi , F. Sepahvand, A. Ahmadi Khalaji
Department of Geology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Lorestan
(Received: 9/3/2014, in revised form: 9/7/2014)
Abstract: Metamorphic rocks in SW Arak composed from two groups including regional and
contact metamorphism. Regional metamorphic rocks are composed of slate, phyllite and
micaschists and locted in green-schist facies and contact metamorphic rocks are composed of
spotted schist and hornfels respectively. Mineralogically, these rocks are composed of quartz,
chlorite, muscovite, biotite and cordierite. Petrographic studies of these rocks show that
cordierite mineral formed during contact metamorphism. On the basis of mineral chemistry, the
Chlorite has ripidolite compositions and muscovite is rich in the muscovite end-member. Based
on calculations, chlorite mineral in regional metamorphic rocks in the study area have formed at
temperature of 387-416 ºC and low-to medium pressure. According to the microscopic studies,
field observations and obtained analyses of samples from different protoliths, the rocks have
been sedimentary and graywacke or shale type. Major and trace elements concentration (e.g.
K2O, TiO2, Rb, Ni) indicates that the primary igneous rocks was acidic (andesite to rhyodacite).
In comparison with average of upper continental crust, the rocks of studied area of P, Sr, Ba, Ti
negative anomalies and of Rb, K positive anomalies that cause replacements of these elements
during metamorphism and alteration. Discriminations diagrams of tectonic setting indicate a
subduction Zone. Using major oxides elements, the continental active margins considered for
metapelites source.
Keywords: green-schist facies; cordierite; ripidolite; protolith; subduction; Arak.
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