The Huize Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) district is a typical representative of the well-known medium-to large-sized carbonate-hosted Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) deposits, occurring in the Sichuan-Yunnan-Guizhou Pb-Zn Ore-forming Zone. Generally...The Huize Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) district is a typical representative of the well-known medium-to large-sized carbonate-hosted Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) deposits, occurring in the Sichuan-Yunnan-Guizhou Pb-Zn Ore-forming Zone. Generally, fluid inclusions within calcite, one of the major gangue minerals, are dominated by two kinds of small (1-10 um) inclusions including pure-liquid and liquid. The inclusions exist in concentrated groups along the crystal planes of the calcite. The ore-forming fluids containing Pb and Zn, which belong to the Na+-K+-Ca2+-Cl--F--SO42- type, are characterized by temperatures of 164-221℃, medium salinity in 5-10.8 wt% NaCl, and medium pressure at 410×105 to 661×105 Pa. The contents of Na+-K+ and C1--F-, and ratios of Na+/K+-Cl-/F- in fluid inclusions present good linearity. The ratios of Na+/K+ (4.66-6.71) and Cl-/F- (18.21-31.04) in the fluid inclusions of calcite are relatively high, while those of Na+/K+ (0.29-5.69) and Cl-/F- (5.00-26.0) in the inclusions of sphalerite and pyrite are relatively low. The ratio of Na+/K+ increases in accord with those of Cl-/F-, which indicates that ore-forming fluid of deep source participates in the mineralization. The waters of fluid inclusions have δD values from -43.5‰ to -55.4‰ of calcite. The δ18OV-SMOW values of the ore-forming fluids, calculated values, range from 17.09‰ to 18.56‰ of calcite and 17.80‰ to 23.14‰ for dolomite. δ13CV-PDB values range from -1.94‰ to -3.31‰ for calcite and -3.35‰ to 0.85‰ for the ore-bearing dolomite. These data better demonstrate that the ore-forming fluids were mainly derived from metamorphic water and magmatic hot fluid, in relation to the metamorphism of the Kunyang Group in the basement and magmatic hydrothermalism. The deposit itself might have resulted from ascending cycles of ore-forming fluid, enriched in Pb and Zn. The Huize Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) deposits related to carbonate-hosted Zn-Pb sulphides.展开更多
The Ag-Ge eutectic alloy system was intensively investigated with respect to its solidification characteristics at large undercoolings which were obtained by the B2O3 glass fluxing technique combined with argon protec...The Ag-Ge eutectic alloy system was intensively investigated with respect to its solidification characteristics at large undercoolings which were obtained by the B2O3 glass fluxing technique combined with argon protection. Grain size refinement was found in the Ag-15 wt% Ge hypoeuteciic alloy. With inereasing undercoolings the feather-like structure disappeared in the Ag-19wt% Ge eutectic alloy, and even silver slips showed up at sufficient undercoolings. Nevertheless, the fact that germanium had nucleated in preference to silver was indicated by a fine germanium line in the middle of the silver slips. The various morphologies of the germanium phase in the Ag-25 wt% Gehypereutectic alloy including the five-fold symmetry structure were explained by the joint action of high undercoolings (i.e. growth velocities) and density differences. The corpled zone of this alloy system was qualitatively estimated.展开更多
基金the Funds for Fostering Young Pioneers of Yunnan Province(Natural Science Foundation of Yunnan Province)(99D0003G)the National State Climbing Plan(95-Yu-39)+2 种基金the Collaboration Program sponsored by the colleges and universities of Yunnan Province(2000YK-04)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.40172038) the Rescarch Project of the Huize Pb-Zn Mine(2000-02).
文摘The Huize Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) district is a typical representative of the well-known medium-to large-sized carbonate-hosted Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) deposits, occurring in the Sichuan-Yunnan-Guizhou Pb-Zn Ore-forming Zone. Generally, fluid inclusions within calcite, one of the major gangue minerals, are dominated by two kinds of small (1-10 um) inclusions including pure-liquid and liquid. The inclusions exist in concentrated groups along the crystal planes of the calcite. The ore-forming fluids containing Pb and Zn, which belong to the Na+-K+-Ca2+-Cl--F--SO42- type, are characterized by temperatures of 164-221℃, medium salinity in 5-10.8 wt% NaCl, and medium pressure at 410×105 to 661×105 Pa. The contents of Na+-K+ and C1--F-, and ratios of Na+/K+-Cl-/F- in fluid inclusions present good linearity. The ratios of Na+/K+ (4.66-6.71) and Cl-/F- (18.21-31.04) in the fluid inclusions of calcite are relatively high, while those of Na+/K+ (0.29-5.69) and Cl-/F- (5.00-26.0) in the inclusions of sphalerite and pyrite are relatively low. The ratio of Na+/K+ increases in accord with those of Cl-/F-, which indicates that ore-forming fluid of deep source participates in the mineralization. The waters of fluid inclusions have δD values from -43.5‰ to -55.4‰ of calcite. The δ18OV-SMOW values of the ore-forming fluids, calculated values, range from 17.09‰ to 18.56‰ of calcite and 17.80‰ to 23.14‰ for dolomite. δ13CV-PDB values range from -1.94‰ to -3.31‰ for calcite and -3.35‰ to 0.85‰ for the ore-bearing dolomite. These data better demonstrate that the ore-forming fluids were mainly derived from metamorphic water and magmatic hot fluid, in relation to the metamorphism of the Kunyang Group in the basement and magmatic hydrothermalism. The deposit itself might have resulted from ascending cycles of ore-forming fluid, enriched in Pb and Zn. The Huize Zn-Pb- (Ag-Ge) deposits related to carbonate-hosted Zn-Pb sulphides.
文摘The Ag-Ge eutectic alloy system was intensively investigated with respect to its solidification characteristics at large undercoolings which were obtained by the B2O3 glass fluxing technique combined with argon protection. Grain size refinement was found in the Ag-15 wt% Ge hypoeuteciic alloy. With inereasing undercoolings the feather-like structure disappeared in the Ag-19wt% Ge eutectic alloy, and even silver slips showed up at sufficient undercoolings. Nevertheless, the fact that germanium had nucleated in preference to silver was indicated by a fine germanium line in the middle of the silver slips. The various morphologies of the germanium phase in the Ag-25 wt% Gehypereutectic alloy including the five-fold symmetry structure were explained by the joint action of high undercoolings (i.e. growth velocities) and density differences. The corpled zone of this alloy system was qualitatively estimated.
