Genesis of the Jiajika superlarge lithium deposit, Sichuan, China: constraints from He–Ar–H–O isotopes

Liu, Tao; Wang, Hai; Tian, Shihong; Denghong, Wang; Li, Xian-Fang; Xiao-fang, FU; Hao, Xuefeng; Zhang, Yujie; Hou, Kejun

doi:10.1007/s11631-023-00593-y

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“…So, a sharp increase in the contents of Li and F in microcline-albite granites suggests a possibility of supply into a deep granite chamber of ore-rich fluids from an "external", probably mantle, source. The results of isotopic studies of He, Ar, H, and O from the Li-F granites of the Jiajika deposit (China), e.g., [16], similar in composition to the microcline-albite granites of the Omchikandya massif, indicate that hydrothermal fluids for such deposits can be a mixture of crust-and mantle-derived materials.…”

Section: Li-f Microcline-albite Granitesmentioning

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Aptian Li-F Granites of the Northern Verkhoyansk–Kolyma Orogenic Belt, Eastern Russia: Composition, Genesis, and Ore Potential

Trunilina,

Prokopiev

2024

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This paper reports the results from an investigation on the geochemistry and petrogenesis of the Aptian Li-F granites from the Omchikandya, Burgali, and Arga Ynnakh Khaya ore fields in the northern Verkhoyansk–Kolyma orogenic belt in eastern Russia. Li-F microcline–albite granites intrude the Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous syn-collisional granitoids. According to their geochemical composition, they are close to A-type granites and can be subdivided into low-P and high-P varieties, differing in their geochemistry and genesis. The low-P microcline–albite granites (Omchikandya massif) intrude syn-collisional biotite granites. It is assumed that the formation of their parent melt occurred at deep levels in the same magma chamber that produced biotite granites. The high-P granites (Verkhne–Burgali ethmolith and Kester harpolith) are supposed to have been derived from melts originated from a high-grade metamorphosed lower crustal protolith under the influence of deep-seated fluid flows related to diapirs of alkaline-ultrabasic or alkaline-basic composition. It is supposed that their formation was related to post-collisional extension during the early stages of the evolution of the Aptian–Late Cretaceous Indigirka belt of crust extension. All studied Li-F granites are enriched with rare metals and have associated Li deposits with accompanying Sn, W, Ta, and Nb mineralization. In the low-P Li-F Omchikandya massif, mineralization tends to occur within greisenized granites and greisens in their apical parts. In the high-P granite massifs, mineralization is found throughout their volume, and, therefore, the Verkhne–Burgali ethmolith and Kester harpolith can be considered as large ore bodies. There is a direct dependence of the content and reserves of Li2O on the content of P2O5. Minimum Li2O reserves are established in low-P Li-F microcline–albite granites of the Polyarnoe deposit of the Omchikandya ore field, whereas in the high-P granites of the Verkhne–Burgali and Kester deposits, the Li2O reserves are significantly higher.

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Section: Li-f Microcline-albite Granitesmentioning

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Aptian Li-F Granites of the Northern Verkhoyansk–Kolyma Orogenic Belt, Eastern Russia: Composition, Genesis, and Ore Potential

Trunilina,

Prokopiev

2024

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“…LPPO deposits in China are mainly distributed in Sichuan Province and Xinjiang Autonomous Region [33][34][35][36]. Most of the LPPO deposits are lithium and beryllium coassociated ore deposits, in which the BeO grade is relatively low, only close to the industrial grade [37,38].…”

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“…Some typical LPPO deposits and their distribution map in China are shown in Table 1 and Figure 1 [39,40]. Xinjiang [33] Keketuohai #3 lithium deposit in Fuyun County 92.0 5.8 0.98 0.043 Xinjiang [12,37] Dahongliutan lithium deposit in Hetian County 506.0 16.0 0.93~3.44 0.54~0. 63 Tantalum and niobium metals show very good ductility and corrosion resistance are widely used in national defense, aviation, aerospace, electronic computers, and end household appliances.…”

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Review on the Beneficiation of Li, Be, Ta, Nb-Bearing Polymetallic Pegmatite Ores in China

Liu

Han

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Lithium-bearing polymetallic pegmatite ores are an important raw material for lithium extraction. They contain not only lithium but also other associated elements such as beryllium, tantalum, and niobium, with great recovery values. It is therefore often called lithium-bearing polymetallic pegmatite ore (LPPO). The recovery and utilization of Be-bearing minerals in LPPOs have yet to be further studied. This paper briefly expounds the geological aspects of LPPO deposits in China and Chinese experiences on the beneficiation of LPPOs, with special emphasis on the flotation separation of lithium-beryllium minerals. In LPPO, spodumene is the main target mineral for lithium, while beryl is the main Be-bearing mineral in a fine-grained embedded state. If the BeO grade of LPPO is greater than the industrial grade (BeO ≥ 0.04%), it will be processed for recovery. Tantalum and niobium minerals are mainly in the form of tantalite, columbite, or ferrotapiolite, which may be recovered by gravity separation or magnetic separation. Gangue minerals are mainly composed of albite and quartz. Currently, the most commonly used methods for separating the target minerals from gangue are dense medium separation and flotation. The manual sorting method has become obsolete and is expected to be replaced by machine sorting methods such as color sorters and X-ray transmission sorters. Flotation is the main method for the separation of fine-grained beryl and spodumene. The success of flotation depends on the selection of suitable pretreatment methods and appropriate flotation reagents for altering the surface properties of spodumene and beryl and for expanding the floatability differences between spodumene and beryl and between spodumene and gangue.

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“…The highest values of Li and F are 443 × 10 −6 and 2900 × 10 −6 , respectively, indicating that the granite is a Li-F granite that is rich in rare metals and has good metallogenic conditions. Pegmatite dikes developed in groups in the top of the Majingzi pluton and the periphery of the dome in the Jiajika deposit and show successive zonation outward from the center of the granitic pluton: microcline type (I) → microcline albite type (II) → albite type (III) → spodumene type (IV) → lepidolite (muscovite) (V) → quartz vein [14,27,28]. Spatially, the rare ore-forming elements are zoned from the center outward, and this zonation is roughly Be → Li → Nb + Ta → Cs.…”

Section: Geological Characteristics Of the Jiajika Depositmentioning

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“…Different types of dikes can also overlap or mix into zones. Majingzi pluton and the periphery of the dome in the Jiajika deposit and show successive zonation outward from the center of the granitic pluton: microcline type (Ⅰ) → microcline albite type (Ⅱ) → albite type (Ⅲ) → spodumene type (Ⅳ) → lepidolite (muscovite) (Ⅴ) → quartz vein [14,27,28]. Spatially, the rare ore-forming elements are zoned from the center outward, and this zonation is roughly Be → Li → Nb + Ta → Cs.…”

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Geochemical Characteristics and Metallogenic Significance of the X03 Vein Tourmaline in the Jiajika Rare Metal Deposit, West Sichuan

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The Jiajika rare metal deposit contains the largest area of granitic pegmatite-type rare metal deposits in China. The X03 vein is an immense rare metal deposit dominated by lithium, which was found in the deposit in recent years. The contact metamorphic belt of tourmalinization and petrochemistry is widely developed in its wall rocks, and the altered rocks formed contain Li and other rare metal mineralization. In this paper, the tourmaline found in the different rocks of the Jiajika X03 vein is divided into four types: two-mica quartz schist (Tur-Ⅰ), tourmaline hornfels (Tur-Ⅱ), tourmaline-bearing granite pegmatite (Tur-Ⅲ) and spodumene-bearing granite pegmatite (Tur-Ⅳ); their in situ major element, trace element and boron isotope data are systematically studied. The results show that all tourmalines in the Jiajika X03 vein deposit belong to the alkali group, and are schorl–Oxy/Fluor–schorl, dravite–Hydroxy-dravite and foitite–Oxy foitite solid solutions, among which Tur-Ⅰ are dravite, Tur-Ⅱ are foitite of hydrothermal origin and Tur-Ⅲ and Tur-Ⅳ are schorl of magmatic origin. The boron isotope values show that the boron involved the formation process of tourmaline mainly originates from the Majingzi S-type granite, and the boron isotope variations in tourmaline are controlled by melt fluid and Rayleigh fractionation. Moreover, there is a clear correlation between the B isotope value of tourmaline and the Li, Mn, Zn, Mg, and V contents, showing that these contents in tourmaline are good indicators of the mineralization type of pegmatite.

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Genesis of the Jiajika superlarge lithium deposit, Sichuan, China: constraints from He–Ar–H–O isotopes

Cited by 4 publications

References 86 publications

Aptian Li-F Granites of the Northern Verkhoyansk–Kolyma Orogenic Belt, Eastern Russia: Composition, Genesis, and Ore Potential

Aptian Li-F Granites of the Northern Verkhoyansk–Kolyma Orogenic Belt, Eastern Russia: Composition, Genesis, and Ore Potential

Review on the Beneficiation of Li, Be, Ta, Nb-Bearing Polymetallic Pegmatite Ores in China

Geochemical Characteristics and Metallogenic Significance of the X03 Vein Tourmaline in the Jiajika Rare Metal Deposit, West Sichuan

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