Geological characteristics and mineralization age of the Taoxikeng tungsten deposit in Chongyi County, southern Jiangxi Province, China.
Geological characteristics and mineralization age of the Taoxikeng tungsten deposit in Chongyi County, southern Jiangxi Province, China.
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2006
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Xu Jian-xiang
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Xu Jian-xiang
The Taoxikeng tungsten deposit, located in the compounding belt between the eastern segment of the E-W-trending Nanling tectonic zone and the southern segment of the NE-NNE Wuyishan tectonic belt, is an important mining area in the Jiulongnao-Taoxikeng orefield, belonging to a quartz vein-type tungsten polymetallic deposit consisting predominantly of wolframite. The ore veins cut the Sinian and the tungsten mineralization is mainly controlled by a NW-trending fault. Molybdenite associated with wolframite from quartz ore veins yielded a Re-Os isochron age of 154.4±3.8 Ma and the model age of wolframite is 164.0±2.7 Ma. This suggests that the Taoxikeng deposit formed in the early Yanshanian and is genetically related to Yanshanian magmatism.