Skała ultramaficzna z warstw rudzkich rejonu Zebrzydowic (Rybnicki Okręg Węglowy)
Abstract
ULTRAMAFIC ROCK IN THE RUDA BEDS IN THE ZEBRZYDOWICE REGION (RYBNIK COAL REGION)
Summary
The borehole Zebrzydowice-8 (Rybnik Coal Region) encountered ultramafic rock in the top of dacite-andesite complex and thermically alterated claystones. This is the first record of rock of this type in the Carboniferous of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin. Microscopic, X-ray and chemical studies showed that this ultramafic rock represents secondarily alterated peridotite, built of chlorite-serpentinite groundmass, phlogopite, bastite, nepheline and opaque minerals. The rock differs in mineral and chemical composition from igneous rocks known from the Carboniferous in western and south-western parts of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin.
Summary
The borehole Zebrzydowice-8 (Rybnik Coal Region) encountered ultramafic rock in the top of dacite-andesite complex and thermically alterated claystones. This is the first record of rock of this type in the Carboniferous of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin. Microscopic, X-ray and chemical studies showed that this ultramafic rock represents secondarily alterated peridotite, built of chlorite-serpentinite groundmass, phlogopite, bastite, nepheline and opaque minerals. The rock differs in mineral and chemical composition from igneous rocks known from the Carboniferous in western and south-western parts of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin.