Silicification and mineralization in hydrothermal deposits  

作　　者：MENG LiangyiDepartment of Geology, Changchun University of Science and Technology, Changchun 130061, China 

出　　处：《Chinese Science Bulletin》1999年第1期90-94,共5页

摘　　要：In hydrothermal deposits there are many types of alteration, including potassic alteration (altered minerals are potassic feldspar and biotite), sericitization, silicification, argillazation,chloritization, carbonification and propylitization, but most of them belong to post-or premineralization alteration except silicification formed during the mineralization period. Silicifation occurred in hydrothermal deposit formation from high, moderate temperature to low temperature and can be divided into early, middle and middle-late stages. The early stage is featured by formation under high temperature and accompanied by mineralization of Sn, W and Mo, while the middle stage was formed under moderate temperature and related to mineralization of Cu.The middle-late stage is characterized by moderate-low ternperature and varied mineralization of Cu,Au,Zn,Ag, Pb and U.In hydrothermal deposits there are many types of alteration, including potassic alteration (altered minerals are potassic feldspar and biotite), sericitization, silicification, argillazation, chloritization, carbonification and propylitization, but most of them belong to postor premineralization alteration except silicification formed during the mineralization period. Silicifation occurred in hydrothermal deposit formation from high, moderate temperature to low temperature and can be divided into early, middle and middle-late stages. The early stage is featured by formation under high temperature and accompanied by mineralization of Sn, W and Mo, while the middle stage was formed under moderate temperature and related to mineralization of Cu. The middle-late stage is characterized by moderate-low temperature and varied mineralization of Cu, Au, Zn, Ag, Pb and U.

关 键 词：HYDROTHERMAL DEPOSIT SILICIFICATION mineralization. 

分 类 号：P611[天文地球—矿床学]