Beryl as an indicator for elemental behavior during magmatic evolution and metasomatism in the large Shihuiyao Rb-Nb-Ta-Be deposit, Inner Mongolia, NE China
Ore Geology Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
166, P. 105940 - 105940
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
In
the
large
Shihuiyao
Rb-Nb-Ta-Be
deposit,
a
beryl-bearing
granite
was
identified
with
three
texturally
different
zones
that
show
an
increasing
degree
of
fractionation,
including
albite
(bottom
zone),
pegmatite
pockets
(intermediate
and
intercalation
layers
(top
zone).
Beryl
occurs
both
in
intermediate
top
zones.
Microtextural
(SEM),
Raman
spectra,
trace-element
(LA-ICP-MS)
data
on
beryl
from
these
shed
new
light
behavior
trace
elements
during
magmatic-hydrothermal
evolution.
zone,
magmatic
(Brl-1)
has
homogeneous
texture,
while
zone
(Brl-2)
can
be
divided
into
(Brl-2a)
metasomatic
subtypes
(Brl-2b).
The
Brl-2a
shows
oscillatory
zonation,
whereas
Brl-2b
is
darker
BSE
images
highly
porous.
Fractional
crystallization
led
to
increase
Na,
Sc,
Fe,
Rb,
Cs
contents
Brl-1
Brl-2a.
Comparing
those
other
pegmatites
worldwide
reveals
ideal
element
monitor
evolution
host.
Distinct
textural
chemical
features
reflect
alteration
by
dissolution-reprecipitation
process
for
Brl-2b.
combination
published
experimental
fluid
inclusion
data,
we
propose
fluids
exsolved
magma
late-magmatic
stages
could
transport
amounts
rare
metals,
such
as
Ta
Rb.
higher
content
compared
suggests
play
favorable
role
mineralization.
contrast,
decreasing
Rb
attributed
high
mobility
fluid.
Such
Rb-rich
are
expected
generate
orebodies
economic
value
surrounding
ore-bearing
granite,
implying
more
investigation
hydrothermal
mineralization
district
warranted.
Language: Английский
Contribution of pegmatite shells to magmatic evolution and rare metal mineralization: Insights from the Shihuiyao deposit, Inner Mongolia, Northeast China
Zhichao Zhang,
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Zheng Ji,
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Yusheng Zhu
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et al.
Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 102042 - 102042
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Granitoid genesis and related rare metal mineralization of the Shihuiyao Rb–Ta–Nb deposit in the Southern Great Xing’an Range, NE China
Shiheng Bai,
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Yu Huang,
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Zhijie Feng
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et al.
Gondwana Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Indosinian W–Sn mineralization in the Dupangling area, Western Nanling: Cassiterite U–Pb dating and trace element data for the Maoershi Sn polymetallic deposit
Hui Zhang,
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Bai Lingan,
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Pang Chongjin
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et al.
Ore Geology Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
163, P. 105807 - 105807
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Nanling
is
located
in
central
South
China
and
contains
the
most
important
area
of
W–Sn
polymetallic
deposits
worldwide.
However,
a
lack
geochronological
data
hinders
our
understanding
timing
mechanisms
mineralization
Dupangling
western
Nanling.
The
Maoershi
Sn
deposit
body
complex
pluton,
significant
hydrothermal
vein
deposit.
Cassiterite
U–Pb
dating
shows
that
occurred
during
Late
Triassic
(206.2
±
2.6
Ma).
This
age
different
from
granite
pluton
similar
to
eastern
pluton.
cassiterite
enriched
Sc
(4.5105–18.4049
ppm),
V
(37.2267–88.9671
Nb
(62.0104–194.1846
Ta
(11.1965–85.6881
Hf
(22.0511–30.7650
U
(2.8870–17.9187
Th
(0.0005–0.0908
Ti
(3873–6170
other
high-field-strength
elements.
Based
on
Nb/Ta
Y/Ho
ratios,
W–Fe
discriminant
diagram,
mineralizing
materials
were
mainly
derived
hidden
Indosinian
granitic
rocks.
Tungsten–Sn
exhibits
clear
spatial–temporal
relationship
with
magmatism,
an
extensional
setting
after
continent–continent
collision
marked
late
Orogeny.
Language: Английский
Linking beryllium mineralization to fluid-rock reactions: A case study of the Madumeng quartz vein-type beryllium mineralization in the Southern Great Xing'an Range, Northeast China
Lithos,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
484-485, P. 107744 - 107744
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
Language: Английский
Rare critical metal systems
Elsevier eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 217 - 279
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Petrogenesis of Shihuiyao Rare-Metal Granites in the Southern Great Xing’an Range, NE China
Minerals,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 701 - 701
Published: May 21, 2023
Shihuiyao
Rb–Nb–Ta-rich
granites
from
the
Late
Jurassic
period
are
newly
discovered
rare-metal-bearing
found
in
southern
Great
Xing’an
Range,
NE
China.
Further
research
of
these
may
contribute
to
better
understanding
petrogenesis
rare-metal
and
their
associated
mineralization
mechanisms.
The
high-silica
(SiO2
=
73.66–77.08
wt%),
alkali-rich
(K2O
+
Na2O
8.18–9.49
wt%)
weakly
mildly
peraluminous
with
A/CNK
values
(molar
ratios
Al2O3/(CaO
K2O))
ranging
1.06
1.16.
High
differentiation
indexes
(DI
95–97)
low
P2O5
contents
demonstrate
that
rocks
low-P
granites.
Mineral
chemistry
whole-rock
geochemistry
can
be
used
obtain
following
lithological
sequence:
zinnwaldite
granite,
muscovite–zinnwaldite
amazonite-bearing
granite
amazonite
pegmatite.
effect
rare-earth
element
tetrad;
K/Rb
(18.98–32.82),
Nb/Ta
(2.41–4.64)
Zr/Hf
(5.99–8.80)
ratios;
occurrence
snowball-textured
quartz
suggest
extreme
magmatic
fractionation
might
key
factor
causes
Rb–Nb–Ta
enrichment.
Language: Английский