In the present study, septechlorite-phlogopite equilibrium is examined in terms of temperature and pressure as well as the chemical composition of the starting solid materials and that of the solutions associated there-with. Data on variation in the composition of the septechlorite solid solution from penninite through sheridanite are also reported as functions of the above mentioned factors:
Where the pressure and bulk composition are kept constant, septechlorite progressively becomes more Al-rich with increasing temperature.
High Mg-ion concentration in the aqueous solution results in Al-poor septechlorite due to the cation exchange reaction of Mg
2+ and H
+.
The decreasing of the aqueous solution leads to septechlorite having a higher Al content.
Isobaric experiments show that as the ratio of KCl/MgCl
2 continuously decreased from 100:1 to 1:1, the equilibrium temperature progressively increased from 420°C to 530°C, and that the composition of the septechlorite in equilibrium with phlogopite changed with the equilibrium temperature. Elevated temperatures kept sheridanite in equilibrium with phlogopite, while progressively reduced temperatures brought about equilibrium between phlo-gopite and Al-poor septechlorite.
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