After the formation of granite, under a new physicochemical environment, some gasses and solutions either relevant or irrelevant to magmatic process can penetrate into solidified granitic rocks, resulting in metasomatism, i.e., the occurrence of partial dissolution of unstable preexisting minerals and local crystallization of more stable secondary minerals, and change of local texture.

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  • Jiashu Rong ,
  • Fenggang Wang

摘要

After the formation of granite, under a new physicochemical environment, some gasses and solutions either relevant or irrelevant to magmatic process can penetrate into solidified granitic rocks, resulting in metasomatism, i.e., the occurrence of partial dissolution of unstable preexisting minerals and local crystallization of more stable secondary minerals, and change of local texture.