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Metal Mine ›› 2012, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (06): 102-105.

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Sulfur and Lead Isotope Compositions and Their Geological Implications of the Jiama Copper Polymetallic Deposit

Zhou Yun1,2,Tang Juxing3,Qin Zhipeng1,Peng Huijuan3   

  1. 1.College of Earth Science,Chengdu University of Technology;2.Wuhan Center of China Geological Survey;3. Institute of Mineral Resources,Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
  • Online:2012-06-15 Published:2012-06-29

Abstract: The study of S and Pb isotopic data for the bearing-copper porphyries and metals in Jiama copper polymetallic deposit,show that the S isotope and Pb isotope compositions from ore minerals are similar to those from porphyries,and vary slightly. The sulfur isotope fractionation in the ore fluid almost reaches the equilibrium,showing the typical signature of mantle S. The uniform Pb isotope compositions for the deposit imply that the Pb isotopes may have the same origin and similar developing history. The Pb isotopes are plotted mostly between the mantle and orogenic belt evolution curves in the plumbotectonic framework diagram. The ore-forming materials in Jiama copper polymetallic deposit were mainly from magma. The ore-forming porphyry was formed due to upper-crust under the orogene,and the input of enriched mantle components.

Key words: Sulfur isotope, Lead isotope, Copper polymetallic deposit, Tibet Jiama