The Muchang composite intrusion is located about 14 km southeast of the Fengwei town and south of the Baoshan-Zhenkang block.The rift-related intrusion consists of the early-stage riebeckite nordmarkite in the east an...The Muchang composite intrusion is located about 14 km southeast of the Fengwei town and south of the Baoshan-Zhenkang block.The rift-related intrusion consists of the early-stage riebeckite nordmarkite in the east and west sides and the discontinuous marginal zone,the late-stage main body of dominant riebeckite granite,and minor aegirine granite.Studies on petrological geochemistry and LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating of the late-stage riebeckite granite,origin and evolution of the Muchang alkali granite and the relationship between the granite and the associated skarn-type Luziyuan Pb-Zn deposit are discussed in this paper.The results show that the Muchang alkali granites belong to A-type granites,which are characterized by enrichment in Al_2O_3,SiO_2,total alkali and Fe, depletion in MgO and CaO contents with high FeO_T/MgO ratios.The REE concentrations are relatively high,exhibiting highly fractionated LREE patterns with significantly Eu negative anomaly. The Muchang granites are obviously enriched in lithophile elements（e.g.,Rb,K,U and Th） and high field strength elements（e.g.,Zr,Hf,Nb,Y and Ga） with high 10000×Ga/Al ratios and depleted in Sr, Ba,Ti,Cr and Ni,which are similar to those of the A-type granites and quite different from those of S-type andⅠ-type granites.The LA-ICP-MS zircon dating results of the Muchang granite gave a weighted mean age of 266.2±5.4 Ma（2σ）,suggesting that they were formed in the stage of extension at the end of post-collision at Middle Permian and the consumption of Paleo-Tethys ocean took place before 266 Ma. It is suggested that the unexposed intermediate-acid intrusive rocks in the Luziyuan ore district,which is the ＂sister＂ rocks material of the Muchang granites and related closely to Luziyuan Pb-Zn mineralization,were the product of Middle Permian.展开更多
This paper introduces the petrological, mineralogical and geochemical fea. tures of the rocks hosting the Sareshik tin deposit—an independent tin deposit related to Hercynian A-type granites discovered in China in 19...This paper introduces the petrological, mineralogical and geochemical fea. tures of the rocks hosting the Sareshik tin deposit—an independent tin deposit related to Hercynian A-type granites discovered in China in 1987. A comparison with the features of A-type granites at home and abroad indicates that some of their petrological features are more typical than those of famous A-type granites of Nigeria. The geological features of the tin deposit are salient and notably different from those of some famous tin deposits in China, so the deposit may represent China’s deposits associated with anorogenic granites. This tin deposit was formed in the Hercynian Stage. This type of tin deposit was for the first time discovered in China and is also rare in the world. It is a new type of tin deposit in China.展开更多
基金supported by the National"973 Project"(No.2009CB421003)the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No:KZCX2-YW-1 36-2,KZCX2-YW- 111-03)the Foundation of State Key Lab.Of Ore Deposit Geochemistry
文摘The Muchang composite intrusion is located about 14 km southeast of the Fengwei town and south of the Baoshan-Zhenkang block.The rift-related intrusion consists of the early-stage riebeckite nordmarkite in the east and west sides and the discontinuous marginal zone,the late-stage main body of dominant riebeckite granite,and minor aegirine granite.Studies on petrological geochemistry and LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating of the late-stage riebeckite granite,origin and evolution of the Muchang alkali granite and the relationship between the granite and the associated skarn-type Luziyuan Pb-Zn deposit are discussed in this paper.The results show that the Muchang alkali granites belong to A-type granites,which are characterized by enrichment in Al_2O_3,SiO_2,total alkali and Fe, depletion in MgO and CaO contents with high FeO_T/MgO ratios.The REE concentrations are relatively high,exhibiting highly fractionated LREE patterns with significantly Eu negative anomaly. The Muchang granites are obviously enriched in lithophile elements（e.g.,Rb,K,U and Th） and high field strength elements（e.g.,Zr,Hf,Nb,Y and Ga） with high 10000×Ga/Al ratios and depleted in Sr, Ba,Ti,Cr and Ni,which are similar to those of the A-type granites and quite different from those of S-type andⅠ-type granites.The LA-ICP-MS zircon dating results of the Muchang granite gave a weighted mean age of 266.2±5.4 Ma（2σ）,suggesting that they were formed in the stage of extension at the end of post-collision at Middle Permian and the consumption of Paleo-Tethys ocean took place before 266 Ma. It is suggested that the unexposed intermediate-acid intrusive rocks in the Luziyuan ore district,which is the ＂sister＂ rocks material of the Muchang granites and related closely to Luziyuan Pb-Zn mineralization,were the product of Middle Permian.
文摘This paper introduces the petrological, mineralogical and geochemical fea. tures of the rocks hosting the Sareshik tin deposit—an independent tin deposit related to Hercynian A-type granites discovered in China in 1987. A comparison with the features of A-type granites at home and abroad indicates that some of their petrological features are more typical than those of famous A-type granites of Nigeria. The geological features of the tin deposit are salient and notably different from those of some famous tin deposits in China, so the deposit may represent China’s deposits associated with anorogenic granites. This tin deposit was formed in the Hercynian Stage. This type of tin deposit was for the first time discovered in China and is also rare in the world. It is a new type of tin deposit in China.
