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Characteristics of Ore-forming Fluid of the Gaoshan Gold—Silver Depositin the Longquan Area,Zhejiang Province and its Implications for the
Ore Genesis
JIANG Biao‘,WANG Chenghuil’,CHEN Yuchuanl一,、舢Baogui3,LIAO Pen93,
CHEN Zhengle4 and HAN Fengbin4
1 MLR Key Laboratory ofMetallogeny and Mineral Assessment,Institute ofMineral Resources,Chinese
Academy ofGeological Sciences,Bering 10003Z China
2 ChineseAcademy ofGeological Sciences,Beoing 1 0003 7J China
3 No.7 Geological Team ofZhejiang Province,L括huL Zhejiang 323000
4 Institute ofGeomechanics,Chinese Academy ofGeological Sciences,Beo'ing 1 00081
Abstract:The Gaoshan gold—silver deposit.10cated between the Yuyao—Lishui Fault and Jiangshan—
Shaoxing fault in Longquan Area,Occurs in the Suichang-Longquan gold—silver polymetallic
metallogenic belt.This study conducted an investigation for ore.forming fluids using
microthermometry.D-O isotope and trace element.The results show that two types of fluid inclusions
involved into the formation of the deposit are pure liquid phase and gas-liquid phase aqueous
inelusions.The homogenization temperature and salinity of maior mineralization phase ranges from
1560C to 2360C(average 2000C)and 0.35%to 8.68%(NaCleqv)(average 3.68%),respectively,
indicating that the ore-forming fluid is characteristic of low temperature and low salinity.The ore.
forming pressure ranges between in 1 18.02 to 232.13’105 pa.and it is estabmiated that the ore.
forming depth ranges from O.39 to 0.77 km.indicating it is a hypabyssal deposit in genesis.The low
rare earth elements content in pyrites.widely developed fluorite in late ore-forming stage and Iack of
chlorargyrite(AgCl).indicates that the ore-forming fluid is rich in F rather than C1.The ratios of Y/
Ho,Zr/Hf and Nb/Ta of between difierent samples have little difierence,indicating that the later
hydrothermal activities had no effects on the former hydrothermal fluid.The chondrite-normalized
REE patterns of pyrites from country rocks and ore veins are basically identical,with the
characteristies of light REE enrichment and negative Eu anomalies.implying that the ore—forming
fluid was oxidative and derived partly from the country rocks.The dD and否“O of fluid inclusions in
quartz formed during the main metallogenic stage range from-105%o to-69‰and-6.01‰to
-3.8l‰.respectively.The D.O isotopic diagram shows that the metallogenic fluid is characterized by
the mixing of formation water and meteoric water.without involvement of magmatic water.The
geological and geochemical characteristics of the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit are similar to those of
continental volcanic hydrothermal deposit.and could be assigned to the continental volcanic
hydrothermal gold.silver deposit type.
Key words:ore-forming fluid,trace elements,D—O isotope,ore genesis,Gaoshan glod-silver deposit
1 Introduction
The genesis of gold,silver,iron,and copper related to
volcanic rock as well as the prospecting have long been a
hot topic.Generally speaking,the gold and silver deposits
related to volcanic rocks can be preliminarily divided into
+Corresponding author.E-mail:wangchenghui 1 3 l@sina.com
epithermal type,porphyry type,and porphyrite type,etc.
fSillitoe.1 997).The gold.silver deposits hosted in the
continental.subvolcanic rocks in the southeast of Zhejiangare mainly epithermal type.Epithermal gold deposit is the
research frontier and one of the hot spots of the
international deposit community(Deng and Wang.
20 1 61.The epithermal deposit was initially defined by
Lindgren f 1 933)as a kind of deposit with the depth leSS
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than l km and temperature below 2000C.In the 1 980s,
Bonham(1 986)divided the epithermal gold deposits into
low.sulphidation(LS),high—sulphidation(HS)andalkaline rock type while Heald et a1.f 1 987)divided them
into alunite.kaolinite type(acid sulphate type)and
adularia.sericite type,which are widely applied in the
deposit community,especially the HS and LS terms which
frequently appear in the epithermal gold deposit
description.In recently years,with the constantly
deepened research,Hedenquist et a1.(2000)proposed the
intermediate sulphidation(IS)deposit between HS and
LS.Circum.pacific magmatic arc environment is an
important metallogenic environment for the epithermal
gold deposit(Corbett,2002).Most of epithermal gold-
silver deposits found now were formed in the Mesozoic—
Cenozoic.with 1ess formed in the Late Paleozoic,such as
the Axi gold deposit hosted in the Carboniferous
pyroclastic rock in Xinjiang Province,China(Qin et a1.,
2002),and very few of them may occurred in the
Proterozoic。such as the Hope Brook deposit in
Newfoundland, Canada, which was formed in
Neoproterozoic.The research showed that the epithermal
gold—silver deposits were closely related to alkali rock
(Sillitoe,1 997).For example,Kelley and Ludington
(2002、proposed that the most important factor that formedthe Cripple Creek gold deposit is the invasion of oxidized
alkaline magma containing volatile matters to the near
surface.A large number of studies have shown that
conversion relation often exists between the epithermal
gold deposits and porphyry deposits(Hedenquist et a1.,
1 998;Muntean and Einaudi,200 1;So Chil.Sup et a1.,
1 998;Feng et a1..2014).The study of fluid inclusions can
help constrain the conditions at which diagenetic minerals
precipitated,leading to a better understanding of the
geologic controls and relative timing of changes in
porosity and/or mineralising events(Merangh,20 1 5).Ore
forming hydrothermal fluids,consisting largely of silicate
melt,H20,C02 and NaCl,formed most of Earth。s mineral
deposits.The ore forming fluids exist as magma,
magmatic fluids,meteoric water,seawater,basinal brine,
and metamorphic fluids.Ore deposit research has been
and will continue to be the main field of application of
fluid inclusions(Chi et a1.,2003;Lu and Shan,20 1 5).A
series of new concepts,techniques and methods are put
forward and developed,which can promote the study of
geology,especially the study of mineral deposits(Chi and
Lu,2008;Chu and Chi,2015;Zhu et a1..2015).
The Gaoshan gold.silver deposit area is under the
jurisdiction of Xianxi Village,Pingnan Town,Longquan
City,Zhejiang province.The metal minerals in the
southeast of Zhejiang are mainly related to widely
distributed magmatic rocks and volcanic rocks,but only
few of them can reach large and medium—sized scale.For
example,the Wubu deposit in Huangyan district is a large
lead—zinc deposit;the Xianlinbu molybdenum—iron deposit
in Yuhang District,the Lizhu iron deposit in Shaoxing,the
Wuao lead—zinc deposit in Longquan,the Shangyang lead-
zinc deposit in Huangyan district.the Qiwan lcad-zinc
deposit in Zhuji,the Xiqiu copper deposit in Shaoxing,the
Linghou copper deposit in Jiande.the Zhilingtou gold—
silver deposit in Suichang,the Dalingkou silver-lead—zinc
deposit in Tiantai and Shipingchuan molybdenum deposit
in Oingtian.etc.are medium.sized deposits.The Gaoshan
gold.silver deposit.which is 10cated between Yuyao—
Lishui fault and Jiangshan.Shaoxing fault and in the west
of Chencai-Suichang uplift in the southeast of Zhejiang,occurs in the Suichang--Longquan gold--silver polymetallic
metallogenic belt.In terms of minerogenetic series,it
belongs to the minerogenetic series of gold,silver,lead,
zinc and molybdenum deposits related to the continental
marginal volcanism in the Yanshanian period(Zhu et a1..
2009).Typical deposits include the Zhilingtou gold-silver
(1ead-zinc)deposit in Suichang,the Babaoshan gold—silver
deposit in Longquan,the Luoshan gold—silver deposit in
Dongyang,and the Nongkeng silver deposit in Wuyi.
Previous research on the deposits above,especially the
Zhilingtou deposit,is relatively deeply(Zhou,1 985;
Zheng and Liu,1987;Peng,1989;Hu,1993;Chen and
Lin,1994;Zhou,2004,2005;Pu,2009;Qian et a1.;2010;
Duan,201 5).The Gaoshan gold-silver deposit is located
in the Junxi Gaoshan-·Nannong lead·-zinc polymetallic
metallogenie prospective area,and it is one of the 1 1
metallogenic prospective areas divided in the prospecting
project in the old workings of ancient silver mining.
Though it has a long history in mining,the existing
research are only limited to the analysis of metallogenic
tectonics of the area(Zhang et a1.,2016),and the study of
mineral deposits is almost blank and urgent to be carried
out.Ore—forming fluid is important part for the study of
mineral deposit and also all important basis for
determining the genesis.This paper,taking the ore—
forming fluid of the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit as the
important research content,reported the characteristics of
fluid inclusions,stable isotopes and rare-earth elements of
hydrothermal mineral of this deposit for the first time,
determined the nature of ore—forming fluids,explored the
source of ore-forming fluid as well as depositional
mechanism and its constraints on the genesis.
2 Regional Geology and Deposit Geology
The strata exposured in
relatively simple,which
the southeast of Zhejiang are
belong to the Proterozoic
metamorphic rock and Mesozoic volcanic rock that
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unconformably cover on the top.and the structure iS
dominated by fault structure and volcanic structure.The
Yanshanian Period saw the most spectacular and violent
igneous activities in the geohistory of Zhejiang.In termsof the area.9 1.5%of intrusive rocks and 97.4%of
volcanic rocks were formed in this Period.and are the
results of continental margin volcanism in the Mesozoic
era(Zhu et a1.,2009).The Mesozoic volcanic activity in
the southeast of Zhejiang played an important controlling
role in the formation ofpolymetallic depositssuch as lead.
zinc(silver)deposits(Yang et a1.,1 990).In the late
Jurassic period,strong volcanic activities occurred,
resulting in the formation of very thick continental
volcanic rocks,mixed with the volcanic debris sediment
and normal sedimentary rocks(Fig.1),which was closely
related to the formation of many metallic deposits and
nonmetallic deposits.The Gaoshan gold—silver deposit in
Longquan iS one of those hosted within the very thick
Jurassic volcanic sedimentary strata.
The strata exposured in the mining area are a set of
continentalintermediate acid.acid volcanic complex of the
Moshishan Group of the upper Jurassic(J3m)(Fig.2).It
mainly consists of the Jiuliping(J∥),Xishantou(J3x),
Gaowu(J39),and Dashuang formations(J3力.Thestructure of this mining area iS dominated by faults
including regional NE-trending faults and its secondary
/,4E.NW and nearlv FW—trendine faults.The secondary
NE.-trending faults and EW..trending faults are the ore..
control faults of this mining area(Fig.2、.Silicificationalteration and green—colored alteration developed on both
sides ofthose faults.
In the mining area,four mineralization alteration zones
have been found and delineated.The No.1 zone Controlled
bv fault F l and distributed in the northwest of the mining
area is the largest in scale.with the length of 935 m and
width of 4-17 m.and its country rock iS rhyolitic crystal
and vitroclastic welded tuff.The mineralized rock types
mainly include metasomatic(vein)quartzite,strongsilicification crystal pyroclast welded tuff and tectonic
breccia.According to coastean(old workings)and shallow
excavated sampling analysis,the mineralized belt contains
gold of 0.05_2.66卧,maximally 4.16 g/t,and silver of
3.2^70.8鲈,maximally 500 g/t(according to the No.7
Geological Team ofZhejiang Province,2014).The ore bodies in the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit are
mainly distributed in the old working as well as in drilling
cores.The bodies in the old workings mainly include ore
bodies I一1.I一2 and I-3,with the silver grade of 48.8-500
g/t and gold grade of 0.32-2.66卧.The samples studied
this time were mainly taken from the quartz vein ores in
the drill core.
The ore bodies occur mainly as veins(Fig.41.Duringthe main metallogenic period,the ore type is dominatd by
quartz—sulfide veins(Fig.3、.and occurs mainly aS a
Fig.1.Geological structure map of the southeast Zhejiang Province(revised according to the Geologica
Mineral Recordes ofZhejiang Province).
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竺 竺!竺 盟世:⋯!墨要筮鉴簋篁兰笠盥墨娑型型竺竺生! 竺竺
Fig.2.Geological map for the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit area
Q。 Quaternary
J, Jiuliping Formation
X兀,, Rhyolite porphyry
Ⅱ“Andesitic porphyry
//Geological boundary
jL
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Fig.3.Main ore types ofthe Gaoshan gold—silver deposit.
(a),quartz banded。sulfide vein type:(h),quartz spotted-sulfide vein type:(c),quartz-calcite-sulfide vein type in the late metallogenic
period;(d).fluorite-calcite—sulfide、7cin type in thc mctallogcnic period
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竺竺 坠!型尘!竖。!盒羔黑撅聪妻燮A。墨黜i,鬟竺k扎㈣讹。。V01.。呲.4 啦s———————————二二———————————....—j!!!巳;:!兰.!!∑.:坚!旦i竺!!翌!璺!!:!翌:!三苎!竺翌!!!!』翌!!兰:!!巳: !竖巳2:里!!:!!!皇翌!!!!垒已!£兰旦!ral com/a苎s
’u1‘7u 1、u’叶 1j£J
Fig.4.Profile map ofNo.1 1 exploration line(a)and No.0 exploration line【b)ofthe Gaoshan gold—silver deposit
mineral association of quartz(70%),galena(8%),
sphalerite(5%),pyrite(6%),stromeyerite(3%),argentite
(3%),chalcopyrite(2%),covellite(<l%),and calcite
(2%).In the late stage,fluorite.sulphide vein ores are
present,with a mineral association of fluorite(65%),
calcite(1 5%),quartz(5%),galena(5%),sphalerite(5%),
chalcopyrite(3%),stromeyerite(1%),and argentite(1%).The ores occur as the subhedral—xenomorphic congregated
grain structure,metasomatic relict crystalloblastic texture,
angular,crumby,stockwork,and disseminated structure
(Fig.5).The characteristics and components of majorminerals are briefly introduced as follows.
2.1 Pyrite
It runs through this deposit.It OCCURS in both country
rocks and ores and develops in various stages of the
metallogenic period.Its granular sizes are wide in range,
from several pm to several hundredⅢ:Il,with few reaching
rnrn level.Before the metallogenic period and in the late
stage of the metallogenic period,pyrite presents in cubic
shape(Fig.5)or pentagonal dodecahedron(Fig.5b),etc.;
dURing the metallogenic period,pyrite OCCURS often as
veinlike(Fig.5c),allotriomorphic texture(Fig.5d,f)orskeletal texture(Fig.5h),with pits or pocking marks on the
sURface and showing hydrothermal genesis characteristics.
2.2Zinc
Zinc is only found in the quartz-sulfide ores in the main
metallogenic period,but in minor amount.Besides normal
sphalerite.tllere iS also a small amount of marmatite in the
early stage ofthe metallogenic period(Fig.59),indicating a
high formation temperature of minerals.and in the late stage
of metallogenic period,sphalerite often shows irregular
shape,with small amount of grains,and mainly coexists
with quartz.part ofwhich formed skeletal texture due to the
metasomatism ofepigenetic pyrite or quartz(Fig.5b,e).
Z.3 Galenite
Galenite iS also only found in the quartz.sulfide ore in the
main metallogenic period,and Occurs occasionally as
extremely small grains.which iS invisible to the naked eyes.
It shows light grey under the microscope,with strong
metallic luster.It was mainly formed during the early stage
of the metallogenic period and OCCURS in rag,sieve and
helicitic textures due to the metasomatism of epigenetic
minerals.111e independent minerals such as galenite and
silver show no paragenic and associated relationships,but
the result of electronic probe shows that Ag content in
galenite is relatively high.Therefore,silver may exist in
galenite in the form of micro inclusion or isomorphism.
2.4 Stromeyerite
Stromeyerite is one of the major silver minerals in this
area,and only develops in quartz—sulfide ores,with the
grain size of generally not more than 200岬,and few over
500 pm.It is white and lavender gray under the microscope,
and wraps and metasomatizes the antecedent minerals
(generally pyrite)and forms rimmed texture(Fig.5h).
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竺 竺!竺 坠皿坐坐壁笾金显盟邕望登盛竺竺当坚生!型型 竺竺
Fig.5.Main mineral association and mineral phase characteristics of the Gaoshan Gold—silver deposit
Arg.argentite;Cal—calcite;Ccp—chalcop)rite;Cv—COX ellite;Gn—galena;Oz—quartz:Sph—sphalerite;Stm—stromeyerite
2.5 Argentite
Argentite iS another important siIver mineral in this
area.and iS only found in quartz.sulfide minerals.Its
content in the late metallogenic stage is higher than that in
the early stage.It is grayish purple color and occurs in
allotriomorphic granular texture with small grain sizes,
generally not more than 200 lam.It coexists with
chalcopyrite and often metasomatized the antecedent
chalcopyrite,forming skeleton crystal.
2.6 Chalcopyrite
It is one of the important carriers of silver in this area,
and is mainly found in the early metallogenic period ofthe
quartz—sulfide ores,and its content was slightly reduced in
the late period.It is distributed in quartz vein in a spotted
shape(Fig.5d,i).It has a brassy yellow color and
allotriomorphic granular texture。and its grain size iS
small,feW of which are visible to naked eyes and Can
reach about 0.5 mm.It iS also found that veinlet—shaped
copper ore with intersertal texture fills in the pyrite veins
rFig.5c).It iS closely related to silver mineralization,and
it is often found that the silver minerals wraps and
metasomatizes the chalcopyrite particles and makes the
latter show a skeletal texture.
2.7 Covelline
Less covelline develops in this area and it is mainly
found in quartz·sulfide ore.It was formed in the early
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metallogenic stage,and shows allotriomorphic granular
texture.It closely coexists with pyrite,chalcopyrite,and
sphalerite in quartz vein.Its grain size is small,generally
invisible to naked eyes.Covelline iS also one of the
important carrier minerals in this area,with silver content
reaching about 5%.Ag may show isomorphism to replace
Cu and enters the mineral crystal lattice.
2.8 Quartz
It iS a major and also the most common and most
widely distributed gangue mineral in the mining area,
mainly produced in volcanic tufr in a veinlike shape.
Besides the wider quartz vein in the main metallogenic
period,less thin vein shaped quartz developed before the
metallogenic period,and didn’t develop after the
metallogenic period.It has a milk white color,and the
major mark for the mineral formation iS that the silver
mineral and its coexisting ror associated)ore sulfide are
dis仃ibuted in the quartz vein in the metallogenic period in
a star·like shape.
2.9 Calcite
Calcite is the major gangue mineral in the late
metallogenic period and after the metallogenic period in
this mining area.During the metallogenic period,the
calcite coexisted with quartz and developed in the late
metallogenic period,and its content was less,mainly
showing allotriomorphic granular aggregation and a white—
milk white color.After the metallogenic period.1ess
calcite developed,showing fine veinlike shape.
2.10 Fluorite
Less fluorite developed in the late metallogenic period
of the deposit,and mainly has a light green color and light
purple.It shows a cryptocrystalline texture,with little
content of pyrite and silver inside.
3 Sampling and Testing
The Gaoshan gold.silver deposit iS a typical
hydrothermal deposit.and its mineralization iS primarily
related to hydrothermal quartz veins.According to the
intercalated relationship of veins,ore structure,formation,
mineral association. and mineral typomorphic
characteristics, combined with electron microprobe
analysis,the mineralization of the mining area Can be
divided into pre—metallogenic period,hydrothermal
metallogenic period and supergene period,of which the
Fig.6.Characteristics ofhydrothermal minerals ofthe Gaoshan gold—silver deposit in the metallogenic period.
(’al—Calcite;FI—Fluorite;Qz-Quanz(a),quartz of stringer、+ein i11 the pre·metallogenic period(Qz):(b).calcite in the earl)metallogenic period
((a11j:(c).calcite((’aI:)and fluorite(FI)in the late metal/ogenic period;(d).white quartz in the carl)'stage of mctallogenic period(Qzr)and dark
quartz in the late metallogenic period(Qz2)
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hydrothermal mineralization can be divided into early
stage and late stage(Fig.61.
Pre.metallogenic period is featured by development of
metal minerals related with diagenesis,mainly rutile and
magnetite。with a small amount of thorianite.The main
metallogenic period presents the combination of galena,
sphalerite,marmatite,arsenopyrite,pyrite,stromeyerite,
argentite(acanthite),chalcopyrite,covellite,quartz,calcite,fluorite,etc.The mineral assemblages in the early
and late metallogenic period are slightly different and the
mineralization intensity in these stages also varies.
Supergene period is featured by development of a large
number of chlorite,epidote and kaolinite。as well as local
limonite development.Division of metallogenic period
and the corresponding mineral association and
development intensity are shown in Table 1.
Gangue mineral samples used in the microthermometry
study of fluid inclusions and stable isotope test were taken
from different parts of the exlbosed mining area and
different drill cores.covering the different stages of
mineralization and ensuring that the samples are
representative.Samples used for the test of trace elements
were mainly taken from different parts of the exposed
mining area(the sample with the beginning of GS in No.)and different drill cores(the sample with the beginning of
00 1,002 and l 1 02 in No.),which are monominerals
selected from samples that can represent the fluid
properties in the diagenetic and hydrothermal metallogenic
period.Sample details are shown in Table 2.The
microthermometry of inclusions was carried out in the fluid
inclusions laboratory of the Institute of Mineral Resources.
Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences,in which the
research method of fluid inclusions refered to Lu et a1.
r2004).The test instrument was Linkam MD$600 Cooling-
Heating Stage,with the measuring temperature range of
-1 96 to 5500C.The measuring accuracy was土0.1oC and
士20C when the temperature was-100 to 4000C and more
than 400。C.respectively.The heating rate in the test was
0.2-5。C/min.For aqueous inclusions。the corresponding
salinitv of fluid inclusions can be found in me freezing
point.salinity table provided by Lu et a1.(20041 based on
the measured temperature of freezing point.
D and O isotope analysis was carried out at the Test and
Analysis Center of the Institute of Mineral Resources.
Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences.in which the
analysis instrument was MAT 253 EM mass spectrometer.
witll O isotope analysis precision superior to士O.2 and H
isotope analysis precision superior to士2%o.The O isotope
in quartz water was obtained by the fractionation
equations 10001naquanz.waler=3.38x100T~一3.40(Clayton
Table 1 The formation order of minerals of Gaoshan gold-silver deposit
Mi⋯als Prc-nlc{aIIogcnic叫-iod——___监业堕坚也型丝掣业唑生—一 SLl叫圳1c PcriodLarl\sla址e Late sta2c
Rulile —Ma}znctitc-_____________
I'horianite-_____________一Quartz-___·-______________-______________Ga]cna lMarmatite-.._____
Sphalcritc-·__l__P、r“c 一 一-_·____·___Arsenopyrite-_·-___-
Stt+Olllt2\trite_-___-_______
At‘gcntitc_l l·l_·(1halcopvrite lCoxellite---一...一
(’alcitc 一 一lquorite....-__..
Epidote...............Chlotitc.................一Kaolin.__________.___
Limonite-________________
Table 2 Characteristics and parameters of fluid inclusion of Gaoshan gold-silver deposit in Longquan
Pre·metallogenic period Quartz
Early metallogenic
periodLate metallogenic
period
Late metallogenic
periodLate metallogenic
period
Quartz
Quartz
calcite
Fluorite
33
9
Gas。liquid 2—15
G譬liquid 2-20
G鼍1iqui8 2之5
G譬liquid 2-20
G冀1iquio¨o
2—20
2—20
2—15
5—25
5—40
225-305 -6.6一一l-2 2.07_9.98
192—236
202—208
173-188
156—192
-5.6一一O.3 0.53-8.68
—3.8一-0.8 1.4__6.16
-2.7一.0.2
—2.1一一0.2
0.35.4.99
O.35_3.55
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et a1.,1 9721 based on the O isotopes in the tested quartz.
Analysis oftrace and REEs was completed in the National
Geological Testing Center.in which the detection method
was based on the DZ/T0223—200 1 and the testing
instrument was plasma mass spectrometer(PE300D),withthe detection limit of 0.05 ppm and relative standard
deviation superior to 5%.
4 Fluid Inclusion Petrography and Micro-
thermometry
4.1 Types and characteristics of the fluid inclusions
The gangue minerals in the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit
are mainly quartz,calcite,and fluorite.The microscopic
observation and microthermometry on the fluid inclusions
in gangue mineral of different mineralization stages were
performed.The fluid inclusions are mainly dis仃ibuted in
the crack.1ike,beaded,planar,isolated and other form
(Fig.7).According to the composition and phase states at
the room temperature.inclusions can be divided into two
types:type I(pure liquid phase)and type II(gas—liquid
phase aqueous inclusions).
Type I inclusions are composed of pure liquid at room
temperature.composition,with size ranging from 2 to 1 4
lam,in the form of oval,long column,square,etc.These
inclusions account for about 5%of the total.
Type II inclusions are composed of aqueous phase and
bubble phase at room temperature,with gas.1iquid ratio of
5 to 30%,mostly 1 0 to l 5%,which are uniformly changedto the liquid phase after heating.Such kind of inclusion
accounts for 95%of the total and appeared throughout the
metallogenic period,with size of 2 to 20 U,mostly 2 to 6
gm.Its shapes include oval,long column,square,water
droplets,irregular shape,etc.
4.2 Homogenization temperature and salinity of fluid
inclusions
Microthermometry and salinity of fluid inclusions in the
pre-metallogenic period,the early stage and late stage of
the main metallogenic period were estimated and
histogram of homogenization temperature distribution
were made(Fig.8),with well developed host minerals
(quartz,calcite and fluorite)convenient for observation as
the research object.with the intercalated relationship
between the main gangue minerals,mineral assemblage
characteristics,ore microscopy characteristics and others
of the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit as fluid phase division
basis.The results showed that the homogenization
F嘻7.Characteristics of fluid inclusions of the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit in the metallogenic period.
(a),quartz in the earl)metallogenic period;(b),quartz in the late metallogenic period;(c),fluorite in the late metallogenic period;(d)calcite in the
late metallogenic period
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20
18
16
14
80 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Homogenization temperature(℃)
Fig.8.Histograms showing homogenization temperature and homogenization temperature。salinity of fluid inclusions in the
Gaoshan gold·silver deposit.
temperature for the quartz fluid inclusion in the pre-
metallogenic period is ranging from 225 to 3050C(with
extreme difference of 800C and mean of 2650C)and the
metallogenic salinity of 2.07 to 9.98%rwith extreme
difference of 7.92%and mean of 4.91%):the temperature
for quartz fluid inclusion in the early metallogenic period
is ranging from 1 92 to 236。C fwith extreme difference of
44℃,peak of 210 to 2200C and mean of 2130C)and the
metallogenic salinity of 0.53 to 8.68%fwith extreme
differenee of 8.51%and mean of4.72%);the temperature
for the quartz fluid inclusion in the late metallogenic
period is ranging fi-om 202 to 208。C fwith extreme
difference of 60 C and mean of 2050 C、and the
metallogenic salinity of 1.4 to 6.1 6%rwith extreme
difference of 4.76%and mean of 4.32%):the temperature
for the calcite fluid inclusion in the late metallogenic
period is ranging from 1 73 to 1 880C(with extreme
differenee of 15。C and mean of 1810 C)and the
metallogenic salinity of 0.35 to 4.99%(with extreme
difference of 4.64%and mean of 2.05%);the temperature
for the fluorite fluid inclusion in the late metallogenic
period is ranging from 1 56 to 1 920C(with extreme
difference of 360C and mean of 1 730 C、and the
metallogenic salinity of 0.35 to 3.55%(with extreme
difference of 3.2%and mean of 1.3 l%1.Generally
speaking,the homogenization temperature for the
inclusions in the 1ate metallogenic period is ranging from
1 56 to 2080C(with extreme difference of 520C.peak of
1 70 to 1 90。C and mean of l 870C1 and the metallogenic
salinitv of 0-35 to 6.16%(with extreme difference of
5.81%and mean of2.57%1.
As shown in the diagram of homogenization
temperature—salinity drawn from the comprehensive data
of fluid inclusions in different stages(Fig.8),the fluid in
the pre.metallogenic period has a wide temperature and
saliIlity value range。while the fluid inclusions in the early
metallogenic period is characterized by small temperature
difference and the coexistance of two kinds of inclusions
with significantly different salinity.Quartz.calcite and
fluorite in the late metallogenic period are characterized
by relatively concentrated distribution of temperature and
salinity.Although there are overlaps in their cast points,
the fluid inclusions in quartz have significantly higher
temperature and salinity than that in calcite and fluorite,
and the temperature and salinity of calcite and fluorite are
close to each other.
5 Trace Elements and D-0 Isotopes
5.1 Trace element characteristics of pyrite
Pyrite is a mineral existing extensively in the Gaoshan
gold—silver deposit,generally developed in the diagenesis
and mineralization.and is all ideal object for the study of
the ore—forming fluid properties and metallogenic
environment of this deposit.
Pyrite selected in this study is from the fresh crystal-
vitric tuff(ore—hosting rock),felsite(vein rock),quartz-
sulphide and fluorite—sulphide veins for the testing of仃ace
elements(Table 31.The result shows that the total rare
earth ofpyrite is 207.78 in the felsite.97.01 t0 97.01 in the
crystal.vitric tuff,with an average of 128.86;62.92 to
1 35.41 in the fluorite.sulfide vein.with an average of
99.165;and 4.82 to 198.51 in the quartz.sulfide vein.with
an average of 45.86,respectively.It can be seen that the
total rare earth of pyrite significantly decreases in the
order from felsite,crystal.vitric tuff,fluorite.sulfide vein
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differentiation.the LREE/HREE of pyrite is 1 2.93
in the felsite.7.0 1 to 1 0.56 in the crystal.vitric tuff,
with an average of 8.75.1.67 to 5.98 in the
fluorite.sulfide vein,with an average of 3.825,and
4.1 4 to 1 3.34 i11 the quartz.sulfide vein.with an
average of 6.70.respectively.The samples above
are characterized by enrichment of LREE,but the
LREE/HREE differentiation decreases in the order
from felsite。crystal—vitric tuff,and fluorite.sulfide
vein to quartz.sulfide vein(Fig.9).As to the JEu,
the JEu of pyrite is 0.32 in the felsite.0.44 to 0.47
in the crystal.vitric tuff,with an average of 0.455.
0.22 t0 0.9 1 in the fluorite.sulfide vein.with an
average of 0.57.and 0.28_0.66 in the quartz.sulfide
vein,with an average of 0.52,respectively.Pvrites
from different sources show a significant negative
anomaly of Eu(Fig.9),and a pyrite and fluorite
sample from the fluorite.sulfide vein shows no
obvious anomaly of Eu(Fig.91.As to the 8Ce.the
6Ce of pyrite is 0.95 in the felsite.0.84 to 1.12 in
the crystal—vitric tuff,with an average of 0.98,0.86
to 0.90 in the fluorite—sulfide vein.with an average
of 0.88,and 0.59 to 0.96 in the quartz.sulfide vein,
with an average of 0.78,respectively.Pyrites from
different sources show a slight negative anomaly of
Ce fFig.91.
For the pyrite in the felsite.crystal.vitric tuff,
fluorite—sulfide vein to quartz.sulfide vein,the Hf/
Sm ration is 1.02,0.52 to 1.43(with an average of
0.98),0.02 to 0.77(with an average of 0.40),and0.15 to 1.48(with an average of 0.46).
respectively.The Nb/La ration is 0.23.0.14 to 0.27
(with an average of 0.2 1),0.05 to 1.24 fwith an
average of 0.65),and 0.4 to 7.32 fwith an average
of 1.96),respectively.The Th/La ration is 0.28.
0.22 to 0.5 fwith an average of 0.36).0.06 to 0.78
(with an average of 0.42).and 0.1 6 to 0.46(withan average of 0.29).respectively.The Y/Ho ration
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24.08 to 56.17(with an average of40.161,and 22
to 28.8(with an average of 24.81).respectively.The Zr/Hf ration is 3 1.38.29.47 to 34.05(with an
average of 3 1.76),1.38 to l 9.62(with an average
of 10.51,and 13.2 to 28.38(with an average of
20.89),respectively.Cu,Pb and Zn closely
associated with Ag mineralization also present
certain regularity in the content.Specifically.in
terms of Cu and Zn content,present the regularity
of quartz-sulfide vein>crystal—vitric tuff>felsite
≈fluorite—sulfide vein.while in terms of Pb
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5.2 D-O isotope characteristics of gangue minerals
Test results for the O isotope of 8 pieces of quartz
minerals and the D isotope of their fluid inclusions in the
Gaoshan gold—silver deposit are Iisted in Table 4.
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minerals in the main metallogenic period ranges from
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-5.6%o and一4%o.In D.0 isotopic composition diagram
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area.other sample points faU near the atmospheric
precipitation line.and all the data points are far away from
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6 Discussion
6.1 Fluid properties and source
As shown in the homogenization temperature.salinity
diagram of fluid inclusions(Fig.8),the fluid in the pre·
metallogenic period has a wide temperature and salinity
value range,which may indicate that the fluid in the pre—
metallogenic period is complicated.The fluid inclusion in
quartz in the early metallogenic period is characterized by
small temperature difference and the coexisting of two
kinds of inclusions with significantly different salinitv.
which suggests that mixing action of two kinds of
inclusions with small temperature difference and
significant salinity difference exists and leads to the start
of the silver mineralization.Quartz.calcite and fluorite in
the late metallogenic period are characterized by relatively
concentrated distribution of temperature and salinity.
Although there are overlaps in their cast poillts,the fluid
inclusions in quartz have significantly higher temperature
and salinity than calcite and fluorite,and the temperature
and salinity of calcite and fluorite are close to each other.
The main cause of this phenomenon may be that quartz
often has higher crystallization temperature than calcitere
and fluorite.so it crystallized earlier and inherited the ore—
foITUing fluid properties and characteristics in the early
metallogenic period to the greatest extent,while calcitere
and fluorite crystallized later in a longer time.and the ore.
forming fluid has higher evolution degree and is even
subject to the influence of addition of external fluid.
change in physical and chemical conditions and other
factors,so they have greater differences from the fluid
characteristics in the early metallogenic period.
Temperature and salinity characteristics of fluid inclusions
indicate ore.forming fluid overall is fluid with low
temperature and low salinity.Temperature measurement
results and salinity difference at different stages indicate
mat the ore.forming fluid has experienced the evolution in
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which temperature and salinity gradually reduce.D and O
isotope characteristics and composition diagram shows
that the ore.forming fluid may come from the mixture of
the formation water evolved from the atmospheric
precipitation driven by the magma thermal and the 1ater
atmospheric precipitation of surface infiltration.The
change in physical and chemical conditions caused by
fluid mixing may be the important mechanism for mineral
precipitation mineralization.
In a hydrothermal system,the rare earth elements
geochemistry can be used to quite effectively trace the
source of ore.forming fluids and water—rock interaction
(Henderson.1 984).The trace element content in pyrite is
res仃icted by the trace element content in ore—formingfluids(Moh.1 980).Rare earth elements may be included
in the pyrite inclusion.the mineralinclusion rich in trace
elements or the lattice imperfection.Despite the low
content of rare earth and trace elements in ore—forming
fluids.due to its distribution particularity and the stable
chemical property,they often play an important role in
indicating material sources and fluid evolution.The rare
earth elements of sulfide sample form the property that
can be used to trace ore.forming fluids(Zhao,1 991:Mao
el a1.,2006;Map et a1.,2009),in order to judge the
physicochemical conditions for metallization(Sasmaz et
a1.,2005).Despite the relative stability and source rock
gene of rare earth elements,the geological process and
physicochemical conditions of the environment have
obvious impact on them.The value state of Ce and Eu is
often the reaction of the ambient condition of ore.formingnuids and the important index that indicates the change of
oxygen fugacity of metallogenic environment(Chen,1 996).Eu anomaly is in essence the separation of Eu from
other rare earth elements.It has two states of Eu”and
Eu”,while other rare earth elements usually have only
one state of R”.Such obviously different geochemical
behavior of Eu2+and Eu”and Rj+causes the separation of
Eu.Among which,归2(oxygen fugacity)is a significant
cause for Eu separation besides the genetic factor.When
70,is low。it is the reducing environment,and the
coordination anions are dominated by low value.state soft
base like HS。,S6,SC卜r,CN—and S20’3.At this moment,
Eu2+can form the stable coordination complex and
precipitate.since Eu3+and R”can not coordinate,they
have to be stabilized in water in ionic state.which causes
positive anomaly of Eu and low total content of rare earth
elements.Conversely,when J02 is high,there may be
negative anomaly of Eu and high total rare earth elements
in the precipitation(Chen and Deng.1 993).The pyrite in
felsite and crystal and vitric tuff and the pyrite in ore have
an overall consistent rare earth element partition pattern in
the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit,but the former one is
richer in light rare earth elements.The similar rare earth
element partition pattem of the three indicates that there is
certain genetic relation among them.and it indicates that
the country rocks also made contributions to ore—forming
fluids.The relatively strong negative anomaly of Eu and
slight negative anomaly of Ce in pyrite in quartz—sulfide
vein and the slight negative anomaly of Eu and Ce in
pyrite in fluorite.sulfide vein indicate that me ore-formingfluids from which pyrite precipitated might be relative
oxidizing fluids.
The HF and F.rich hydrothermal fluids can form R”.F.
complexwith R3+.which keep the REE positive ions in the
fluids and show the characteristic ofrelatively low content
of total rare earth elements in precipitation(Bau and
Dulski,1995;Gramaccioli et a1.,1999;Deng et a1.,2014).Enrichment of 1ight rare earth elements is the an important
characteristic of fluorite formed in low—PH environment
(Ehya,2012).Besides,some scholars believe that,F-rich
hydrothermal fluids can easily be enriched with light rare
earth elements and high field strength elements,and Hf/
Sm,Nb/La and Th/La values are generally greater than 1,
while C1.rich hydrothermal fluids can easily be enriched
with light rare earth elements.and Hf/Sm.Nb/La and T11/
La values are generally smaller than 1 fOreskes and
Einaudi,1990;Keppler,1996;Bi et a1.,2004).The Y/I-Io
ratio of hydrothermal mineral has nothing to do with the
material SOurCe but mainly depends on the material
composition and transport process of the fluids(Bau and
Dulski.1 995).Y/Ho.Zr门Hf and Nb/7Ta values have the
ionic radius and valence similar to each other and the ratio
is relatively stable in the same hydrothermal system.
However.when there is interference in the system,for
example. when there is water—rock reaction or
metasomatism,these element pairs may have obvious
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differentiation.which is shown in the way that the ratio of
the same element pair in different samples have relatively
greater variation range(Yaxley,1998).This is of
relatively good indicative significance for fluid property.
The rare earth element partition pattern of fluorite in the
Gaoshan deposit shows that the differentiation between
light and heavy rare earth is not obvious,indicating that
fluorite was formed in low temperature.and it was the
product evolved from ore.forming fluids to the late stage.
The H∥Sm.Nb/La and Th/La values of pyrite in the ore
are mostly smaller than 1.showing the trace element
characteristic of Cl—rich fluid as a general rule.But the
fluid in the Gaoshan deposit is suggested to be C1.rich
fluid because the geological fact that fluorite development
and chlorargyrite(AgCl)hasn’t been discovered yet in the
deposit.Furthermore,previous research results also show
that, South Zhejiang is an area of high.fluorine
background value,the high.fluorine base metamorphic
rocks and caprock volcanic rocks have a consistent
distribution density with the fluorite ore in this area.and it
is also related to the formation of deposits like precious
metals(gold and silver),nonferrous metals(1ead and zinc)and even pyrite(Han et a1.,1988).It happens that there is
a similar case.The independent silver deposit in Poshan of
Henan Province has also been proved to have close
genetic relation with F.rich fluids,and that silver is mainly
kept in the fluids in the form of fluoride complex fYe et
a1.,2003).To sum up the evidences above,the author
tends to believe that the ore.forming fluids in the deposit
are mainly F.rich,but yet is open to the existence of C1.
This also reminds us that,we should not simply take the
geochemical characteristic as the only basis,and we
should give overall considerations to other evidences,
especially the geological facts.Y/Ho.Zr/Hf and Nb/Ta
ration values of pyrite in metallization epoch show little
difference in different samples,which indicates that the
hydrothermal system in the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit
was not influenced by the hydrothermal fluids in later
stage.
To sum up.the fluids in the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit
are relative oxidizing fluids of medium-low temperature,
low.salinity and F.enrichment.The ore.forming fluids are
possibly the mixture of the formation water formed by
circulating atmospheric precipitation driven by magma
and the atmospheric precipitation infiltrated in the earth’s
surface in later stage.
6.2 Metallogenie pressure and depth
Metallogenic depth is an important basis to study the
genesis of deposits and potential for exploration.Among
the geological and geochemical methods to estimate the
metallogenic depth,one of the most commonly used is to
estimate according to the
inclusion.While studying
continental volcanic rocks
proposed the empirical
trapping pressure of fluid
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in Zhejiang,Shao(1988)formula to calculate the
metallogenic pressure and metallogenic depth of such type
of deposits,which proved to be scientific and feasible by
mutual verification with the results calculated by other
means.The empirical formula is as follows:
%(initial temperature)=374+920×S(salinity of ore-
forming fluid)oC)
P0(initial pressure=219+2620×S(salinity of ore-
forming fluid)f 1 03Pa)
凰(initial depth)=Pox 1/300(km)
P1(metallogenic pressure)2 P0x T1(actually measured
metallogenic temperature in the deposit)/%(1 03Pa)
H1(metallogenic depth)印l x 1/300(km)
By substituting the actually measured salinity and
homogenization temperature data,the metallogenic
pressure calculated of this deposit is centralized around
118.02 to 232.13x103 Pa. corresponding to the
metallogenic depth of around 0.39 to 0.77 km.
To vein.1ike hydrothermal fluids con仃oiled by fracture、
ore.forming fluid system may be lithostatic pressure or
hydrostatic pressure.or alternate between the two.It is
generally acknowledged that,when depth<5km or at
brittle deformation belt,the fluid is hydrostatic pressure,
while depth>16km or at ductile deformation belt,the
fluid is lithostatic pressure.and when depth is around 5 to
1 6km or brittle.ductile deformation belt,the fluid shows
the alternation between lithostatic and hydrostatic pressure
(Sibson et a1.,1 988;Cox,l 995).The calculation result of
metallogenic pressure and metallogenic depth of this
deposit indicates that this deposit was formed within the
depth range of supergene brittle deformation belt,which
conforms to the geological fact that there developed a
large number of brittle structures in the deposit(Zhang et
a1.,20 1 6),such as conjugated shear joints,tensile fractures
andangular breccia.
6.3 Possible precipitation mechanism
The formation of continental volcanic hydrothermal
siIver deposit is generally related to the large amount of
Ag provided by volcanic magma.and most of the source
beds that form the silver deposit are obviously related to
volcanic activities.Though some source beds belong to
common sedimentary rocks.metallogenesis has indirect
relationship with volcanism.They may be sedimentary
rocks from far volcano fsuch as Jianzhupo deposit in
Guangxi province),or be metallized by Ag brought in
from deep in the sedimentary rocks of antique volcano
(such as Qixia deposit in Jiangsu province),and in some
deposits(superimposed type),lnvaslve magma also
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provided appreciable quantity of Ag and other metals,
such as Xinmin and Tianpingshan deposit(Tu et a1.,
l 987).Some experiments show that,whatever the initial
reactant is,AgCl,A92S or Ag,buffered by FeS2 or FeS,
Ag will finally generate silver—sulfur complex and be
dissolved out.When there is finely scattered FeS2 or FeS
in the source bed of silver deposit.the process above is
feasible in the nature fTu et a1.,1 987).The test result of
electronic probe in this research shows that,there
extensively developed Ag—bearing pyrite in the
sedimentary rocks in the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit。
which provided material basis for Ag mineral mobilization
and migration.A large amount of pyrite developed in the
country rocks of the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit provided
important conditions for the precipitation and
metallization of silver-fluoride complex.
In this study,the rare earth elemem partition pattern
between the main geological body and pyrite in ore is
consistent in the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit(Fig.61.Content of Au and Ag element in flesh rocks is also quite
close(Table 5),showing the homology and gene of
material.Meantime,Ag content of the former is around
0.7ppm.exceeding 1 0 times of the average value of
0.056ppm for the earth crust fRudllick and Gao.2003).By
separately comparing the Au and Ag content in the
samples of sedimentary tuff(country roc蚰and granite
porphyry before and after hydrothermal alteration,Au and
Ag content in altered samples is obviously lower than that
in fresh samples(Table 5),which indicates that there was
mobilization and migration of Au and Ag elements.The
result above further proves that the extensive volcanic
sedimentary rocks and scattered vein rocks in the deposit
are the important metal sources for silver metallization.
Besides.the extensively developed sulfide such as pyrite
can provide a large amount of S for metallization and play
a role of mineralizer.Ag elements in the Gaoshan gold—
silver deposit may be kept in the fluids mainly in the state
of silver—fluoride complex.The temperature—salinity
diagram of fluid inclusion shows that.there is sharp fall of
temperature from metallogenic period to early
metallogenic stage, showing the fluid composite
characteristic of two kinds with close temperatures and
different salinity in early metallogenic stage.From early to
late metallogenic stage.both temperature and salinity
show gradual decline.indicating that there is small amount
and low—temperature and low—salinity fluids slowing
addition.Atmospheric precipitation is the possible source
of such kind of fluids.
To sum up,the possible precipitation mechanism of the
Gaoshan gold—silver deposit is that,Ag elements are kept
in the fluids in the state of silver.fluoride complex ions
and keep extracting the metallogenic materials and
combining with large amount of S ions in country rocks in
the fluid migration and evolution process.As the fluids
keep migrating to shallow strata and mixing with the
atmospheric precipitation infiltrated from the earth’s
surface,when the physiochemical conditions such as PH,
EH,pressure,and temperature reach the appropriate
section,ore-forming fluids may unload,precipitate,and
metallize silver sulfide in favorable structures and host
space for metallization.As the ore—forming fluids keep
evolving and migrating upwards, atmospheric
precipitation keeps joining in,metallogenic temperature
and pressure keep declining,and metallogenic materials
are precipitated and depleted,and then the metallogenic
process comes to a close.
6.4 Genesis
The hVdromermaI metallization process is restricted by
various geological factors such as structure,magma,
stratum and fluids.Due to the diversity of deposit
occurrences,and in addition,the complexity of fluid
metallogenic system and the subjectivity and uncertaintyof the cognition of researchers,the classification is varied
and disputed.In specific to the above problems,Chen
(20 1 0)proposed to classify hydrothermal deposits into
magmatic hydrothermal deposits,altered hydrothermal
deposits,and supergene hydrothermal deposits,name the
hydrothermal deposits formed by geological process with
a temperature of 50 to 3000C and depth of 0 to 10 km as
supergene hydrothermal deposits.It is also suggested to
name the epigenetic low-temperature hydrothermal type
metallic deposits of gold,silver,lead-zinc,copper,and
uranium as well as some nonmetal deposits formed by the
hydrothermal process of circulating atmospheric
precipitation driven by magma as volcanic.hosted
supergene hydrothermal type deposits,namely,the
conventionally called continental volcanic and sub.
volcanic hydrothermal deposits.The composition of their
fluid inclusion iS dominated by H,O and 1acks of H70—
CO,inclusion.The mineral composition is dominated by
clay minerals or amorphous—chalcedony quartz.
Distinctive development of low—temperature minerals like
adularia,illite(or sericite),slate calcite,and alunite is the
Table 5 Content ofAu and Ag in the main geological bodies of Gaoshan gold—silver deposit
Sample No.ZK002—010 15一GS一02 15.GS一03 ZK002—012 ZK001—07
Rock type Fresh granite porphyry Altered granite porphyry Fresh sedimentary tuff Altered sedimentary tuff Felsite
Ag(ppml 0.67 0.54 0.73 0.71 O.49
Au(ppbl 60 50 40 40 50
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most important mark to identify supergene low.
temperature hydrothermal metallogenic system from other
kinds of metallogenic systems(Chen et a1.,2007).
The Gaoshan gold.silver deposit is positioned in the
extra—thick volcanic sedimentary strata in the Mesozoic.
Ore bodies are mainly controlled by fractures,ore types
are mainly quartz—sulfide vein type and secondly is calcite
and fluorite—sulfide vein type.Mineral association is
galena,sphalerite,chalcopyrite and the independent
mineral association of silver,moreover。there developed
low.temperature hydrothermal altered minerals 1ike
epidote,chlorite,pyrophyllite,and kaolin.The fluid
inclusion and trace element research result shows that.the
fluid inclusion of the Gaoshan gold—silver deposit is
dominated by gas—liquid phase,it is mainly H20 inclusion
and no H,O.CO,inclusion discovered.Homogenization
temperature of fluid inclusion in the metallogenic period
is ranging from 1 56 to 236。C with average of 200。C.
salinity is ranging from 0.35 to 8.68%(NaCleqv)with
average of 3.68%(NaCleqv),showing the characteristics
of medium.10w temperature and low.salinity fluids.The
metallogenic pressure concentrate mainly on ll 8.02 to
232.13x10’Pa.corresponding to metallogenic depth of
0.39 to 0.77 km.indicating that it is a supergene deposit.
Characteristics in the deposit like high.fluorine
background value,development of fluorite,and low
amount of rare earth elements for pyrites in the
metallogenic period indicate that the fluids are rich in F.
Y/Ho.Zr/Hf and Nb/Ta values have little difference
among different hydrothermal mineral samples,
indicating that the hydrothermal fluids in the metallogenic
period was not influenced by hydrothermal fluids in 1ater
stage.Content of rare earth elemnts for Pyrites in country
rocks and veins have an overall consistent partition
paRern,showing a‘‘sea gull’’type with enrichment of
light rare earth elements and obvious Eu negative
anomaly,which indicates that the megallogenic fluids are
relative oxidizing fluids and derived partly from the
country rocks.5D of quartz fluid inclusion in the main
metallogenic period is ranging from——1 05 to——69%0 and
the di sowater value calculated is ranging from一6.01 to
一3.81%o.which is near the formation water and
atmospheric precipitation line in D-O isotopic diagram
and is far from the initial magmatic water.indicating that
the ore.forming fluid is the mixture of formation water
and atmospheric precipitation in late stage,and the final
source of formation water is mainly the circulating
atmospheric precipitation driven by magma.
Combined with the geological and geochemical
characteristics.the Gaoshan gold.silver deposit is
assigned to continental volcanic hydrothermal gold—silver
deposit type.
7 Conclusions
(1)The microthermometry and corresponding salinity
calculating results of the fluid inclusions in the Gaoshan
gold.silver deposit show that the ore.forming fluids in this
deposit are low temperature and Iow salinity.and the D
and O isotope results indicate that the source of the ore—
forming fluids may possibly be the mixture of circulating
atmospheric precipitation driven by magmatic thermal and
the atmospheric precipitation infiltrated in the earth’s
surface in the late stage.
(2)The REE partition patterns indicate that pyrites in
the ores have genetic relation with those in country rocks.
while Au and Ag elements in flesh country rocks are
significantly lower than those in hydrothermally altered
country rocks.This indicates that country rocks
con仃ibuted a lot to ore.forming fluids and materials.
(3)After mobilization,Ag elements may migrate in the
form of silver—fluoride complex in the hydrothermal fluids
dominated with circulating atmospheric precipitation
driven by magmatic thermal.They combine with the
reduced S in country rocks in the migration process.、№enmigrated close to the earth’s surface,they mixed with the
filtrated atmospheric precipitation and fmally unloaded,
precipitated and metallized under the physiochemical
conditions of low temperature.10w pressure,and relative
oxidizing,and thus form the gold—silver deposit in
favorable structures and host spaces.
(4)The metallogenic pressure in the Gaoshan gold—
silver deposit concentrates mainly on 11 8.02 to
232.13x105Pa and a corresponding metallogenic depth
ranges from 0.39 to 0.77 km.And in combination with the
geological and geochemical characteristics,this deposit is
assigned to the continental volcanic hydrothermal gold—
silver deposit type.
Acknowledgements
This paper is jointly funded by“Preliminary Study On
the Metallogenic Conditions and Prospecting Direction of
Gold-Silver Deposits,Suichang—Longquan Area,Zhejiang
(No.:YKl4011’’.“Summary and Research Project of the
Mineral Geology of China by Mineral Type(Group)(No.:121201 140396011 ”, “Research Project of the
Metallogenic Regularity of the National Important Mineral
Areas(No.: 121201 1 121037)”.and“Comprehensive
Research Project of China’s Mineral Geology and
Regional Metallogenic Regularity(China’s Mineral
Geology、(No.:121201 1220369)”.Our field study and
sampling work has received great support from leaders of
No.7 Geological Team of the Zhejiang Province and
received generous help from geological scientists and
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engineers of the deposit.Here we would like to express
our sincere thanks to them!The microthermometry
experiments of inclusions have received generous help
from researcher Li Jiankang from the Institute of Mineral
Resources,China Academy of Geological Sciences.We
would like to express our sincere thanks to him too!We
also appreciate the sincere help from Dr.Li Chap from
National Geological Experiment and Test Center with Au
and Ag element tests 1 0ur thanks also go to the reviewers
for their corrections and constructive opinions.
Manuscript received June 20,201 6
accepted July 10,2016
edited by Fei Hongcai
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About the first author
JIANG Biao,Male;born in 1 986 in Xuancheng City.Anhui
Province;Postdoctor of Institute of Mineral Resources.
Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences;he iS now
interested in the study on metallogenic regularity of silver
deposits in China.
Email:jiangbia0334223@163.com;Phone:151 10093082.
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