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Nanoscale isotope and chemical images of grains of Amelia albite that were reacted with 2 m  18 O-enriched solution of KCl show a correspondence between O-isotope exchange and K-Na exchange. Experiments were conducted for 4.6 d at 600 °C and 200 MPa. After 6 d, the 150 µm diameter albite grains had 5.20 µm rims in which Na was nearly completely replaced by K and in which the O was strongly enriched in  18 O. The boundary between the core albite and the K-feldspar replacement is sharp and decorated with numerous pores. The distribution of Na and K, determined by electron probe microanalysis, is uniform within the core and rim and has an abrupt discontinuity at the interface. No evidence exists for K-Na interdiffusion at the resolution of electron probe. The NanoSIMS shows that the interface is also sharp in the distribution of  18 O and  16 O. The NanoSIMS image data and the electron probe data were coregistered; principal components analysis of the merged data set shows that 86% of the total variance in the data result from a single principal component loaded by the replacement of Na by K and  18 O. The combined electron probe and NanoSIMS analyses indicate that both cation and isotope exchange occurred during solution and reprecipitation of the feldspar.

Letter. Coupled cation and oxygen-isotope exchange between alkali feldspar and aqueous chloride solution