Global Geology 2011, 14(2) 73-86 DOI:     ISSN: 1673-9736 CN: 22-1371/P

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Keywords
hot spring epithermal gold deposit
substance origin
metallogenic mode
Sipingshan
Heilongjiang
Authors
HUANG Yongwei1
HUANG Yongwei2
LIU Jiajun2
QUAN Chuanshun1
ZHU Wenfeng3
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Article by HUANG Yongwei1
Article by HUANG Yongwei2
Article by LIU Jiajun2
Article by QUAN Chuanshun1
Article by ZHU Wenfeng3

Metallogenic origin of Sipingshan hot spring gold deposit in Hulin of Heilongjiang and its metallogenic mode

HUANG Yongwei1, HUANG Yongwei2, LIU Jiajun2, QUAN Chuanshun1, ZHU Wenfeng3

1�� First Institute of Geology Exploration of Heilongjiang Province��Mudanjiang 157011��Heilongjiang��China; 2�� School of Earth Sciences and Resources��China University of Geosciences��Beijing 100083��China; 3�� Shandong Geologic Surveying and Mapping Institute��Jinan 250011��China

Abstract��

Sipingshan gold deposit is gold-bearing sillcalite in type�� There only exist a few kinds of sulfide in the ore and it is lower in content�� The gold degree is lower�� Au is closely related to the Ag��Cu��Pb��As and Hg elements�� The upper sillcalite has Eu and Ce negative anomaly��and the lower sillcalite has Eu positive anomaly�� however��the hot spring cemented breccia and rhyolite porphyry have Eu negative anomaly; the S isotope component has deep-seated magmatic sulfur and terrestrial sulfate characteristic; and the Pb isotope has the character of the mixture origin of crust and mantle that is mainly dominated by Pb in the orogenic belt�� The oreforming fluid temperature is 180��-244�棬characterized by magmatic hydrothermal and meteoric water; and the ore-forming age is 87 Ma�� The deposit was formed by the metallogenic fluid in the tectonic fault zone overflowing near the earth’s surface and leading to the metallogenic function and the metallogenic substance deposition��

Keywords�� hot spring epithermal gold deposit   substance origin   metallogenic mode   Sipingshan   Heilongjiang  
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