This invention belongs to the field of geological and mineral survey technology, specifically involving a comprehensive survey
system for the
rubidium enrichment mechanism of metamorphic rocks based on micro-area in-situ technology. It includes a module for precise characterization of
rubidium occurrence state through in-situ petrography, a module for multi-dimensional isotopic
mass spectrometry combined with analysis, a module for quantitative inversion of
rubidium migration and enrichment behavior, and a module for spatiotemporal
coupling and mineralization prediction of multi-stage metamorphic events. These four modules adopt a dual-closed-loop
coupling architecture. This invention achieves a significant improvement in spatial characterization accuracy and comprehensiveness, completely overcoming the limitations of existing two-dimensional characterization techniques. By establishing an X-Y-Z three-dimensional coordinate
system through a three-dimensional spatial coordinate calibration unit, it achieves full-dimensional characterization of rubidium in the plane and depth directions of
metamorphic rock samples. Combined with hierarchical chemical extraction and time-of-flight
secondary ion mass spectrometry nanoscale
surface scanning technology, it achieves for the first time precise decoupling of the three occurrence states of rubidium: lattice state, adsorption state, and fluid inclusion state, breaking through the technical
bottleneck of traditional methods being unable to distinguish the occurrence states of rubidium.