مقاله A DETAILED STUDY OF MORPHOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF GARNET CRYSTALS WITH SUGGESTION OF NEW SUBDIVISIONS: DATA FROM PELITIC SCHISTS HORNFELSES AND APLITES OF HAMEDAN REGION IRAN*

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The study area is a part of the Sanandaj-Sirjan metamorphic belt comprising low- to high-graderegional and contact metamorphic rocks that are intruded by various plutonic bodies. Garnet crystals areabundant in pelitic schists, amphibole schists, migmatites, hornfelses and aplites. They are mostly almandinerich(XAlm>60) pyralspite garnets and show dodecahedron, trapezohedron and mixed (dodecahedrontrapezohedron)forms. Garnets in pelitic schists have different forms, but in hornfelses and aplites they have amostly trapezohedron form. Sometimes, in some layers adjacent to each other that have experienced equalpressure and temperature, observed crystal forms are various, which may be due to the changes in thechemical composition of the mineral and its host rock. Absolute temperature may not be so important forform variations but temperature gradients during crystal growth may have affected the crystal forms. In morerapid temperature gradients the trapezohedron form is more common, but in slow gradients the dodecahedronform is more common. Mn-rich/Ca-poor crystals have a pure trapezohedron form; Mn-poor/Ca-rich crystalshave a dodecahedron form and others have mixed forms.