NanoSIMS element mapping and sulfur isotope analysis of Au-bearing pyrite from Lannigou Carlin-type Au deposit in SW China: New insights into the origin and evolution of Au-bearing fluids
Yan, Jun1,2; Hu, Ruizhong1,2; Liu, Shen3,4; Lin, Yangting5; Zhang, Jianchao5; Fu, Shanling1
刊名ORE GEOLOGY REVIEWS
2018
卷号92页码:29-41
关键词Lannigou Au deposit Carlin-type Au mineralization NanoSIMS Trace elements Pyrite Invisible gold Sulfur isotopes
ISSN号0169-1368
DOI10.1016/j.oregeorev.2017.10.015
文献子类Article
英文摘要Sulfur isotope signatures of Au-bearing pyrite from Lannigou Au deposit, a typical Carlin-type Au deposit in SW China, provide valuable information about the origin of the ore-forming minerals. Analysis by NanoSIMS was used to determine S isotope compositions of Au-bearing pyrite and to map the grain-scale distributions of Au, Cu, As and S in pyrite from the deposit. Based on different textural pattern of pyrites revealed by back-scattered electron (BSE) images, they are divided into three types: Py-1 diagenetic pyrite without core-rim structure, Py-2 pyrite with an Au-free core and a rhythmically-zoned Au-bearing rim, Py-3 Au-bearing pyrite with rhythmic zoning across the entire grain. The element distributions and S isotope compositions of four paragenetic stages are recognized on the basis of textural observation. Py-1 grains and the Au-free homogeneous cores of zoned crystals were formed in Stage 1 while the Au-bearing rims of the zoned crystals with rhythmic zonation of As and Cu, and to a lesser degree Au, were formed in two superimposed stages: stage 2 formed the inner zone that is enriched in As alone; and stage 3 formed the outer zone that is enriched in both Au and As. Other sulfides such as realgar, cinnabar and stibnite are formed in the last stage. The relationship between Au and As distributions in pyrite rim is complicated, changing from coupled to decoupled at the nanoscale. Such complexity is interpreted to reflect fluctuation of fluid composition and temperature with time, which in turn affect the modes of occurrence of As and Au. It is inferred that As mainly occurs in the crystal lattice replacing S whereas Au is mainly present as nanoparticles that were trapped in pyrite during crystal growth. The Au-bearing rims of the zoned pyrite crystals are characterized by highly variable delta S-34 values from 1.1 to 18.1 parts per thousand, which exceed the values of the Triassic calcareous host rocks (10-14 parts per thousand). In contrast, the delta S-34 values of the Au-free cores of zoned pyrite crystals vary over a narrower interval and are mainly between 6 and 12 parts per thousand, close to the values of pyrite crystals in the sedimentary country rocks. Our new analyses also reveals that the delta(34)5 values of the Au-bearing fluids generally increase during the formation of the deposit. The observed S isotope variations are consistent with mixing between a magmatic-related fluid with mantle-like delta S-34 value (similar to 0 parts per thousand) and a sedimentary or deep basin brine fluid with elevated delta S-34 value (>18 parts per thousand), with an increasing contribution from the latter with time. The notably varied values of delta(34)5 and the disseminations of Au and other trace elements such as As and Cu in pyrite crystals indicate that the process responsible for Au precipitation in this deposit occurred in an open hydro thermal system.
WOS关键词DISSEMINATED-GOLD DEPOSITS ; HYDROTHERMAL ORE-DEPOSITS ; ARSENIAN PYRITE ; SOUTH CHINA ; GUIZHOU PROVINCE ; YOUJIANG BASIN ; NEVADA ; GEOCHEMISTRY ; MINERALIZATION ; PETROGENESIS
WOS研究方向Geology ; Mineralogy ; Mining & Mineral Processing
语种英语
出版者ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
WOS记录号WOS:000424185700003
资助机构key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; key project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(41230316) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906) ; National 973 Program of China(2014CB440906)
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.iggcas.ac.cn/handle/132A11/82916]  
专题中国科学院地质与地球物理研究所
通讯作者Hu, Ruizhong
作者单位1.Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Geochem, State Key Lab Ore Deposit Geochem, Guiyang 550081, Guizhou, Peoples R China
2.Univ Chinese Acad Sci, Beijing 100039, Peoples R China
3.Northwest Univ, State Key Lab Continental Dynam, 229 Taibai Rd, Xian 710069, Shaanxi, Peoples R China
4.Northwest Univ, Dept Geol, 229 Taibai Rd, Xian 710069, Shaanxi, Peoples R China
5.Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Geol & Geophys, Key Lab Earth & Planetary Phys, Beijing 100029, Peoples R China
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Yan, Jun,Hu, Ruizhong,Liu, Shen,et al. NanoSIMS element mapping and sulfur isotope analysis of Au-bearing pyrite from Lannigou Carlin-type Au deposit in SW China: New insights into the origin and evolution of Au-bearing fluids[J]. ORE GEOLOGY REVIEWS,2018,92:29-41.
APA Yan, Jun,Hu, Ruizhong,Liu, Shen,Lin, Yangting,Zhang, Jianchao,&Fu, Shanling.(2018).NanoSIMS element mapping and sulfur isotope analysis of Au-bearing pyrite from Lannigou Carlin-type Au deposit in SW China: New insights into the origin and evolution of Au-bearing fluids.ORE GEOLOGY REVIEWS,92,29-41.
MLA Yan, Jun,et al."NanoSIMS element mapping and sulfur isotope analysis of Au-bearing pyrite from Lannigou Carlin-type Au deposit in SW China: New insights into the origin and evolution of Au-bearing fluids".ORE GEOLOGY REVIEWS 92(2018):29-41.
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