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1996). In geothermal areas of Menderes Massif HCO3 - is the dominant ion so these<br />

waters include CO2. High temperature and CO2 increase solubility of boron bearing<br />

minerals.<br />

Boron is the main component of tourmaline mineral. Tourmailine is quite durable,<br />

very low solubility in the hot waters. Although tourmaline is durable acidic-neutral<br />

pH values, it is not durable in alcali fluids (Frondel vd., 1947; Frondel ve Collette,<br />

1957; Morgan ve London, 1989; London vd., 1996; Grew, 1996; London ve Morgan,<br />

1996). Geothermal waters of the study area, probability of boron derived tourmalines<br />

is low.<br />

The highest He value is in the Kula volcanism (2.8 RA) and Denizli (3.7 RA) in west<br />

Anatolia (Güleç vd., 2002). Mantle helium with Neogene volcanism transports to the<br />

surface along the active fault zones formed extensional tectonism. Denizli has recent<br />

seismic activity. High R/RA ratio and seismic activity can relate with recent<br />

magmatism in the ground. So boron can derive from magma but not completely.<br />

Because there are many differences hydrogeochemical, isotope geochemical features<br />

and boron contents in the geothermal waters of Menderes Massif. Germencik and<br />

Salavatlı geothermal waters have high value in respect of Bayındır geothermal waters<br />

(50.70-74.60 mg/l). Geothermal waters circulated in different lithologies and cold<br />

groundwater mixing result from different boron contents.<br />

KEY WORDS: Menderes Massif, continental rift zone, geothermal waters, waterrock<br />

interaction, boron.

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