Study on geological characteristics and genesis of the pb-Zn deposits in Caijiapin of Jiangxi province
Qin Yang
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Qin Yang
Abstract
The Wuyishan mountain metallogenetic belt is one of the important metallogetic belts in China,where are distributed amounts of copper,lead,zinc and silver polymetallic deposits of multiple type.Caijiaping deposit in Shangrao city,Jiangxi Province is a lend-zinc deposit that was found in recent years,this article based on analyzing metallogenetic geological characteristics of the region,the geological of the deposits region and body,and discusses the geneses of deposits.The result of the study indicates the deposit is a volcanic deposit-subvolcanic hydrothermal deposit and porphyry deposit,the genetic type of the deposit belongs to subvolcanic hydrothermal deposit.On the basis of the above the direction for prospecting is given.
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The Wuyishan mountain metallogenetic belt is one of the important metallogetic belts in China,where are distributed amounts of copper,lead,zinc and silver polymetallic deposits of multiple type.Caijiaping deposit in Shangrao city,Jiangxi Province is a lend-zinc deposit that was found in recent years,this article based on analyzing metallogenetic geological characteristics of the region,the geological of the deposits region and body,and discusses the geneses of deposits.The result of the study indicates the deposit is a volcanic deposit-subvolcanic hydrothermal deposit and porphyry deposit,the genetic type of the deposit belongs to subvolcanic hydrothermal deposit.On the basis of the above the direction for prospecting is given.
Key concepts: Prospecting, Geology, Hydrothermal circulation, Geochemistry, Volcano, Metallogeny, Paleontology, Sphalerite