Extra-Mantle Genetic Diamond Types and the Potential of the Kamchatka Diamondiferous Province of Russia.

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Title: Extra-Mantle Genetic Diamond Types and the Potential of the Kamchatka Diamondiferous Province of Russia.
Authors: Silaev, V. I., Karpov, G. A., Demin, A. G., Anikin, L. P., Vergasova, L. P., Filippov, V. N., Smoleva, I. V., Vasiliev, E. A., Sukharev, A. E., Makeev, B. A., Khazov, A. F.
Source: Journal of Volcanology & Seismology; Apr2024, Vol. 18 Issue 2, p165-179, 15p
Subject Terms: ELECTRIC discharges, INDUSTRIAL capacity, ORE deposits, DIAMONDS, ATMOSPHERIC methane, PROVINCES
Geographic Terms: KAMCHATKA Peninsula (Russia), RUSSIA
Abstract: This paper reports results from a study of two new genetic types of diamond discovered in Kamchatka. These diamonds were formed under extra-mantle conditions, as can be inferred from the fact that there is no indication of post-crystallization annealing with the formation of aggregated nitrogen defects in them. The first of these types is defined by us as volcanic-atmoelectrogenic. This is formed directly in a volcanic ash-gas cloud due to deep-seated methane released by atmospheric electric discharges. The second genetic type of diamonds is formed at depth within a magmatic-pneumatolytic-hydrothermal ore deposit, and can be defined as the explosive-tuffisite type. The industrial potential of these types enables us to assert the discovery of a new diamondiferous province, i.e., the Kamchatka Province. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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ISSN:07420463
DOI:10.1134/S0742046324700477
Published in:Journal of Volcanology & Seismology
Language:English