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          <dc:title>Petrochemical of Mawgyi andesite and Kanzachaung batholith exposed in Kaba-Magyibin Area, Pinlebu</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Zaw Win</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>Major,&#13; minor oxides and trace elements of igneous ofKaba-Magyibin&#13; area, parts of Wuntho massif, and other analyzed data around the study&#13; area are used to discuss the petrochemical characters. According to the&#13; chemical classification of various diagram, the andesite of the study area&#13; belongs ─ to the basaltic andesite, andesite and dacite clan; within the&#13; field of high K-, low K- series; subalkaline and calc-alkaline suit; most of&#13; the metaluminous nature. Harker variation diagram of the study area, the&#13; granodiorite was suggested that these are derived from the highly&#13; evolved melt of magma and fractional crystallization. The granodiorite of&#13; the study area shows the calc-alkaline suit of AFM diagram, and&#13; peraluminous to metaluminous series, with respect to the mol of [Al2O3/&#13; (Na2O3+K2O+ CaO)] and mol of [(Na2O3+K2O)/ Al2O3]. Most of the&#13; granitoids are typical I-type characteristics. The trace-element data are&#13; used in the discrimination of tectonic or geologic provinces associated&#13; with particular magma types. The granodiorite and diorite of the study&#13; area shows the volcanic-arc granite (VAG), I-type granitoid and upper&#13; crust associated with the mantle derived the magmatic arc.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2009</dc:date>
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