About: Hübnerite is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 24 publications have been published within this topic receiving 364 citations. The topic is also known as: huebnerite.
TL;DR: In this article, a variety of metal tungstates have been synthesized in a microwave assisted oven at roughly 100 and 150°C and corresponding autogenous water vapour pressure within a timeframe of 30 minutes to 2 hours.
TL;DR: In this paper, a variety of parameters that potentially control the solubilities of synthetic hubnerite and ferberite in haplogranitic melts rich in fluxing compounds have been determined at 200MPa in order to test the hypothesis that wolframite can occur as a magmatic mineral.
TL;DR: Cassiterite and wolframite compositions from SnNW- and WNSn-bearing quartz veins in Northern and Central Portugal are compared to provide evidence on fluid compositions as mentioned in this paper, which is attributed to differences in the composition of magmatic hydrothermal fluids.
TL;DR: A series of tungstate bearing minerals including scheelite, stolzite, ferberite, hübnerite, wolframite, russellite, tungstenian wulfenite and cuprotungstite have been analyzed by Raman microscopy and the results are compared with published data.
TL;DR: In this article, an analytical protocol for in situ U-Pb isotope dating of wolframite series minerals (Fe,Mn)WO4, the main ore mineral for tungsten, by LA-SF-ICP-MS is presented.
Abstract: We present an analytical protocol for in situ U–Pb isotope dating of wolframite series minerals [(Fe,Mn)WO4], the main ore mineral for tungsten, by LA-SF-ICP-MS. Precision and accuracy of the protocol was intensively assessed using our newly developed well-characterized U–Pb wolframite reference material. The tungsten oxide interference on Hg and Pb was investigated in detail. The matrix effect between ferberite and hubnerite during laser ablation was thoroughly examined for wolframite series minerals with a different Mn/(Mn + Fe) ratio. The closure temperature of wolframite, with respect to the U–Pb system, was evaluated. The application of eleven wolframite samples, with ages from ∼1780 Ma to ∼26 Ma, robustly demonstrated the feasibility of our approach. Most studied wolframite series minerals yielded U–Pb concordant or subconcordant ages. Samples with a relatively high U content and negligible common Pb content typically had a 206Pb/238U age precision of ca. 1%. The new in situ data agree well with published cassiterite or wolframite ages from the same locations. LA-SF-ICP-MS, with the advantages of high sensitivity, rapidity, and relatively low cost, as well as moderate spatial resolution (i.e., 32 or 44 μm) that is sufficiently high to avoid sulfide inclusions, is the method of choice for in situ wolframite U–Pb microanalysis.