• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 35, Issue 6, 1534 (2015)
HU Piao-ye1、*, ZENG Liang-liang1, YANG Zhi-jun1、2, FU Hai-fu1, LIU Si-wei1, SHEN Wen-jie1, and PENG Zhuo-lun1
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2015)06-1534-05 Cite this Article
    HU Piao-ye, ZENG Liang-liang, YANG Zhi-jun, FU Hai-fu, LIU Si-wei, SHEN Wen-jie, PENG Zhuo-lun. Study on the Micro-FTIR Spectra of the Euhedral Faceted Polycrystalline Diamonds (EFPCDs) from Western Yangtze Craton and Its Geological Significance[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2015, 35(6): 1534 Copy Citation Text show less

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    The results of Micro-FTIR spectra analysis of the euhedral faceted polycrystalline diamonds(EFPCDs) from the Western Yangtze Craton show that the EFPCDs are mostly IaAB type, the concentration of nitrogen varies greatly from 25.70~358.35 μg·g-1. Different nitrogen content distributes in different diamond grains or position in same sample. The C Center was not found in the samples and the conversion from A center to B center is incomplete, in the meanwhile, B% value concentrated in 40%. Thus, polycrystalline diamonds are not formed in the stage of nucleation but gathered together after formation of the individual diamond grains during the residence time in the mantle. And its formation environment is more complex than the euhedral faceted polycrystalline diamonds from Mengyin kimberlite, the Eastern of North China Craton. The diamonds extremely possibly originated in the deep mantle from 160 to 180 km, reaching the depth of the core of the Yangtze Craton, at the same time it is close to the bottom of the lithosphere. The C—H bond of sp2 hybridization are conducive to the formation of platelets in diamonds. Meanwhile, its concentrations are generally higher than the C—H bond of sp3 hybridization in the samples.
    HU Piao-ye, ZENG Liang-liang, YANG Zhi-jun, FU Hai-fu, LIU Si-wei, SHEN Wen-jie, PENG Zhuo-lun. Study on the Micro-FTIR Spectra of the Euhedral Faceted Polycrystalline Diamonds (EFPCDs) from Western Yangtze Craton and Its Geological Significance[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2015, 35(6): 1534
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