Caracterización mineral del granito peralumínico de Logrosán (Cáceres, España)
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El granito de Logrosán (Cáceres, España) comprende un complejo stockwork
intragranítico de venas de Sn-W y venas de fosfato periféricas encajadas
en el Complejo Esquisto Grauváquico (CEG). El emplazamiento del granito
de Logrosán tuvo lugar probablemente durante la tercera fase de la
Orogenia Varisca. La intrusión del mismo provocó una extensa aureola de
metamorfismo que afecta al CEG. El stock de Logrosán se clasifica como un
leucogranito peralumínico, rico en fósforo y en flúor con diques de aplita y
pegmatitas turmaliníferas. El proceso de fracturación y circulación de los fluidos
mineralizados indujo una alteración tipo greisen en el encajante granítico.
Los minerales principales son el cuarzo, el feldespato potásico, la plagioclasa,
la moscovita, la biotita y el apatito. Se han analizado muestras del
granito y del greisen mediante microsonda electrónica con el fin de caracterizar
la naturaleza química de la mineralogía principal
The Logrosán granite (Cáceres, SW Spain), shows a complex intragranitic stockwork of Sn-W veins and peripheral phosphate veins hosted by Precambrian slates. The Logrosán pluton emplacement probably took place during the third phase of the Variscan Orogeny. The granite intrusion created an extensive metamorphic aureole which affects the Precambrian slates. The Logrosán stock is classified as a peraluminous, P-rich and F-rich leucogranite, with aplite dikes and tourmaline bearing pegmatites. A greisen alteration was induced during tin-veining in the host granitic rock. The main rock-forming minerals include quartz, K-feldspar, plagioclase, muscovite, biotite and apatite. Samples of granite and greisen veins were analysed and examined by electron microprobe to characterize the chemical nature of the main mineralogy
The Logrosán granite (Cáceres, SW Spain), shows a complex intragranitic stockwork of Sn-W veins and peripheral phosphate veins hosted by Precambrian slates. The Logrosán pluton emplacement probably took place during the third phase of the Variscan Orogeny. The granite intrusion created an extensive metamorphic aureole which affects the Precambrian slates. The Logrosán stock is classified as a peraluminous, P-rich and F-rich leucogranite, with aplite dikes and tourmaline bearing pegmatites. A greisen alteration was induced during tin-veining in the host granitic rock. The main rock-forming minerals include quartz, K-feldspar, plagioclase, muscovite, biotite and apatite. Samples of granite and greisen veins were analysed and examined by electron microprobe to characterize the chemical nature of the main mineralogy







