Mineralogy and Petrology of Carbonatites and Fenites from Khlibodarivka Occurrence
O.V. Dubyna,
S.G. Kryvdik,
O.A. Vyshnevskyi
Abstract:The data of mineralogical studies of carbonatite veins and exocontact fenites in the open pit near the Khlibodarivka occurrence (Donetsk region, Volnovaha district) are presented. The thickness of carbonatite veins is neglegible, rarely exceeding 30 cm, and are mainly composed of calcite, alkaline amphibole and albite are the most common silicate minerals. Accessory minerals are more often represented by monazite, apatite, columbite, minerals of pyrochlore group, zircon, and opaque (ilmenite, rutile, magnetite… Show more
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