Sulfur and lead isotope compositions and tracing for the sources of ore-forming materials in the Haxiyatu sharn iron-polymetallic deposit, East Kunlun
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Sulfur and lead isotope compositions and tracing for the sources of ore-forming materials in the Haxiyatu sharn iron-polymetallic deposit, East Kunlun
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseniVol. 57, Issue 4, Pages: 37-47(2018)
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1. 长安大学土地工程学院,陕西,西安,710064
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3. 陕西省土地工程建设集团,陕西,西安,710075
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Published:2018,
Published Online:25 July 2018,
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NAMKHA Norbu, JIA Qunzi, LI Jinchao, et al. Sulfur and lead isotope compositions and tracing for the sources of ore-forming materials in the Haxiyatu sharn iron-polymetallic deposit, East Kunlun. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 57(4):37-47(2018)
DOI:
NAMKHA Norbu, JIA Qunzi, LI Jinchao, et al. Sulfur and lead isotope compositions and tracing for the sources of ore-forming materials in the Haxiyatu sharn iron-polymetallic deposit, East Kunlun. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 57(4):37-47(2018)DOI:
Sulfur and lead isotope compositions and tracing for the sources of ore-forming materials in the Haxiyatu sharn iron-polymetallic deposit, East Kunlun
is located in the tectonic belt of East Kunlun. To make clear of the metallogenic materials
this paper used oxygen
sulfur
lead isotope to trace magnetite
pyrite and sphalerite. The δ
18
O value of magnetite was2.7‰~4.1‰
which indicated that the atmospheric precipitation was included in the metallogenic fluid except the magma water The δ
34
S value of pyrite and sphalerite was .63‰~6.30‰ and the total sulfur value was 3.77‰
which meaned that the sulfur in the mine may originate from the mixed magma of the crust-mantle. The lead isotope change of pyrite was smaller
for example
the values of
208
Pb/
204
Pb、
207
Pb/
204
Pb、
206
Pb/
204
Pb were 38.471~38.629、15.627~15.671 and 18.435~18.473 respectively
which showed the crust-mantle mixing origin yet. Based on the ore-forming pluton and the regional tectonic background
it's maintained that the metallogenic material may come from the mixing magma of the crust and mantle and mix in some iron materials in the ore-forming process. The mineralization process may be as follows: the subduction slab metasomatized the mantle and a partial melting occurred. During the process of invasion
the felsic rocks (TTG) of lower crust were partially fused
and then formed the mixing magma. In the space of magmatic emplacement
the precipitate water or the stratigraphic syngenetic water infiltrated through the cracks
mixed with the quartz diorite again
making the ore-bearing hydrothermal solution metasomatized the carbonate