Shao-Yong Jiang

Shao-Yong Jiang
  • PhD
  • Managing Director at China University of Geosciences

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China University of Geosciences
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Porphyry-type tungsten (W) deposits are of significant economic importance; however, their enrichment and precipitation mechanisms are still unclear. We studied the Yangchuling, South China, W-Mo deposit to uncover the ore-forming processes and metal enrichment mechanisms using scheelite geochemistry. Scheelite is the primary tungsten ore mineral i...
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Discovery of the Jinshui skarn-type tin deposit marked the first instance of a tin deposit to be uncovered in the central segment of the East Kunlun Orogenic Belt (EKOB) in northwestern China. To determine the timing of tin mineralization and elucidate the progression of the ore-forming hydrothermal system, we conducted geochronology of cassiterite...
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The amount of melt extracted from a metasedimentary source is a major parameter in quantitative models of crustal processes; however, quantification of melt volume is thwarted by the heterogeneity of the crust and a lack of estimates concerning the amount of fluid present. We observe that highly systematic trends in metasedimentary rocks allow trea...
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Sphalerite is a crucial host mineral for germanium (Ge) resources worldwide. However, the oxidation state (+2 or +4) of Ge and its substitution mechanism in sphalerite remain subjects of ongoing debate. The Huize and Maoping deposits are the largest and second largest Pb-Zn-Ge deposits in the MVT metallogenic province in Southwest China, respective...
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The search for alternatives to traditional fossil fuels has become a global priority, with lithium-ion batteries emerging as a primary substitute for conventional energy sources. The importance of lithium has increased significantly due to the rapid development of new energy vehicles, with spodumene (LiAlSi 2 O 6 ) being the principal economic mine...
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In situ Ca isotope composition of carbonates serves as a fundamental tool for tracing geological and biological processes. However, doubly charged Sr ions pose significant interference challenges in Ca isotope...
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Elucidating the causal relationship between parent granite and pegmatite and tracing the magmatic-hydrothermal evolution and rare metal mineralization are intriguing scientific issues that remain unsolved. The Renli-Chuanziyuan granite-pegmatite field, hosted in and adjacent to the Mufushan batholith, represents a significant rare metal ore distric...
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The Tongbai-Hong’an-Dabie orogenic belt (THD) contains over 3 million tonnes (Mt) of metal Mo. At least 10 porphyry Mo deposits developed in small to giant scales, forming a significant Mo mineralized belt in China. Ore genetic models of these porphyry Mo deposits have been widely discussed; however, key factors responsible for forming the large to...
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Two accretionary sediment sequences from Sites 1245 and 1252 recovered during Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 204 at southern Hydrate Ridge were investigated to explore the response of geochemical partitioning of iron and sulfur isotopic composition of authigenic pyrite to non-steady-state depositional and diagenetic scenarios. Five iron species w...
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The Xiaoqinling gold province, located in the Neoarchean−Paleoproterozoic uplifted footwalls of the Xiaoqinling metamorphic core complex (XMCC), is one of China’s largest gold producers; however, achieving a consensus regarding their metallogenic model remains elusive. Scheelite is an indicator mineral that commonly occurs in lode gold deposits wor...
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The Arskartor Be-Nb-Mo deposit is the second largest Be deposit in the Chinese Altai, NW China, which hosts over 11,000 tons of BeO resource. The muscovite-albite granite and rare-metal pegmatite in the ore district are spatially and temporally coexisted and both are beryllium mineralized. The muscovite-albite granitic stock can be divided into a b...
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Fluorite-dominated rocks are occasionally found in association with carbonatites, but their geologic and petrologic relations are rarely reported. The Dunkeldyk area of the Pamir mountains in south-eastern Tajikistan contains dikes of distinctive rocks composed of calcite, fluorite, celestine-barite, sulfides, apatite, with minor quartz, biotite, a...
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The Mufushan area, which has abundant rare-metal pegmatites within and around the Mufushan Granite Complex, has become a major target for Ta-Nb-(Li-Be) exploration in South China. The age and origin of the pegmatites and associated rare-metal mineralization are still under debate. Here, we report the in situ U-Pb ages and geochemical characteristic...
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The world-class Huize deposit hosts significant germanium (Ge) resources in the Sichuan–Yunan–Guizhou (SYG) Mississippi Valley-type (MVT) Pb–Zn province of China. The distribution and enrichment mechanism of Ge is still poorly understood. In the main ore-forming stage of Huize, we identified six sphalerite colors from C1 (black) to C6 (white) in tr...
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Two types of turquoise, including homogeneous Cu-rich turquoise and oscillatory zoned turquoise-planerite series, are recognized in association with quartz-barite veins hosted by Cambrian carbonaceous slates from western Hubei Province of China. Combined fluid inclusion and Raman micro-spectroscopic data reveal that turquoise-bearing barite-quartz...
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Microanalysis of carbon and magnesium isotopes in dolomite is gaining increasing attention as a valuable tool in various fields of earth sciences. However, the matrix effect poses a major challenge...
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Carbonatite hosts the most important rare earth resources in the world, but the precise timing, ore-forming history, and mechanism of rare earth mineralization in carbonatite systems are still in debate. Here, we report a rare corona texture of monazite-allanite-fluorapatite from the Huangjiagou carbonatite in the Lesser Qinling of central China, a...
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Mafic microgranular enclaves (MMEs), commonly found in granitoid intrusions, can provide unique perspectives on the nature of magma sources and evolution, physicochemical properties of magmas, and geotectonic dynamic evolution. However, their origin and generation remain under debate. In this paper, the Cretaceous Tongkeng pluton with MME occurrenc...
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The Niangniangding Be deposit is a Be-only deposit in the Tongbai-Dabie orogen. The Be mineralization is hosted in albitized granite in the contact zone between biotite monzogranite and metasedimentary rocks. Genthelvite, a Zn-rich helvine-group mineral, is the major carrier of Be. The Niangniangding biotite monzogranite and albitized granite were...
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The Lesser Qinling area is the largest outcrop of the Precambrian basement in the southern margin of the NorthChina Craton (S-NCC). Notably, many carbonatite-related polymetallic deposits are distributed in this area,including the Jialu deposit with light and heavy REE mineralization. Carbonatite and granite from the Jialudeposit contain diverse mo...
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Continental rift-related magmatism provides important clues to continental rifting and breakup, but the petrogenesis and geodynamic processes remain debatable. Here we report a detailed study on zircon and apatite U-Pb dating, whole-rock geochemistry, and Sr-Nd-Hf isotopes for the hornblende gabbros in northern Thailand. Zircon and apatite Usingle...
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Geothermal systems in Tibet, a crucial geothermal region in China, belong to the Mediterranean-Himalayan geothermal belt and are characterized by a broad distribution of cesium (Cs) bearing geyserite deposits. Targejia, one of the largest Cs-bearing geyserites in southern-western Tibet, contains 1.446 × 104 tons of Cs. The highest ore grade reaches...
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We obtained in situ data on PGE content of chromite from Kondyor intrusion by Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) by spot and imaging modes of analysis. The combined LA-ICP-MS and scanning electron microscopy on PGE mineralogy provide insights into the deportment of PGE in UIAs and the role of high- and low-T pro...
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The Mazraeh Cu skarn deposit, NW Iran, is situated at the lithological contact between an Oligo−Miocene granodiorite and Cretaceous limestones. The causative granodiorite has I-type medium- to high-K calc-alkaline composition that formed in a subduction arc setting. Metasomatism generated exoskarn and endoskarn characterized by a temporal and spati...
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Microbial anaerobic oxidation of methane coupled to the reduction of Mn(IV)-oxides, typically MnO2, derived from continental weathering and riverine transport has been proposed as a globally important sink of methane. However, the potential role of hydrothermal Mn(IV) oxide-rich sediments as a methane sink, and the mechanisms of underpinning methan...
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Cerianite (CeO 2) is one of the key minerals controlling the behavior of rare earth elements (REE) in supergene environment, yet little is known about the composition and structure of the mineral. We present Raman spectroscopy and compositional data on regolith cerianite from carbonatite-related super-gene REE deposits. Cerianite showed a low conte...
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Apatite containing 14 wt% TREO (total rare earth oxide) and coexisting with calciobritholite with 37.2 wt% TREO has been synthesized at 800 °C and 10 kbar from a felsic melt with the addition of NaCl. The analysis of the experimental products with regression analysis of time-resolved (RATR) laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometr...
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Precambrian sedimentary carbonate succession ages are challenging due to the lack of suitable fossil records and mineral chronometers and techniques. Here we present the first result for in situ LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dolomite dating from the Dengying Formation in the Mayuan area, Shaanxi Province, South China. The sample yields a date of 565.0 ± 5.5 Ma (2...
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The Wangjiadashan area in Suizhou-Zaoyang region of Hubei Province in the Tongbai-Dabie orogenic belt hosts important copper-gold deposits and contains a large number of quartz syenite porphyry dykes, occurring mostly along the NEE-trend faults. In this study, we used LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating method and obtained an age of 143.6 ± 1.4 Ma, which...
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Laser ablation ICP-MS (LA-ICP-MS) is a powerful microbeam technique capable of rapid and precise determination for a large spectrum of trace elements at ppm or sub-ppm levels. Micrometer-scale minerals and inclusions are very common in geological materials, for which direct measurement is restricted by the spot size using LA-ICP-MS (generally 20-50...
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Uranium precipitation involves the decomposition of uranyl complexes and the reduction of hexavalent uranium, which can occur sequentially or simultaneously within one redox reaction. The redox condition of hydrothermal fluid plays a vital role in controlling the migration and precipitation of uranium in hydrothermal uranium deposits. However, litt...
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We present Li and B isotope data for muscovite, biotite, and feldspar + quartz separated from two-mica granite and biotite granite samples from the Huayang-Wulong granite suite (south Qinling, central China). Our data demonstrate systematic differences in the Li and B isotopic compositions among these minerals. Our results indicate that early-cryst...
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Stratabound base metal sulfide deposits within Neoproterozoic metavolcanic rocks and skarns in the Fujian Province are important Zn-Pb producers in China. To date, the inability to determine absolute ages and proper sources of Pb-Zn mineralization has led to conflicting ore genetic models. These include the metamorphosed volcanogenic massive sulfid...
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Orogenic gold deposits are currently the world’s major source of Au, but uncertainty exists in the timing of mineralization relative to the ages of host rocks, metamorphism, and magmatism. Consequently, the origin and detailed evolution of ore-forming fluids have long been elusive. Apatite occurs widespread in various types of mineral deposits and...
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Highly evolved granitic melts typically experience late-stage melt-melt and fluid-melt immiscibility as well as fluid-melt and fluid-rock interaction. These processes are particularly important in the formation of deposits of the rare metals Nb, Ta, W, and Sn. We document the relation between immiscibility and alteration processes and the partition...
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The rare potassium Zr-silicate dalyite has been found in the charoitites of Murun alkaline complex as an accessory mineral and the main Zr phase. Electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) and laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) were used to measure major and trace element compositions of dalyite, respectively. Dalyite...
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Numerous large deposits are formed by multiple mineralization events, however, how to identify superimposed mineralization events is poorly understood. The Xiangdong deposit is a large quartz vein-hosted W–Sn deposit within the Dengfuxian composite granite in South China. Previous studies have suggested that there are two discrete W–Sn mineralizati...
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An internal standard as ablation yield is required to calibrate raw data by laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) technology. In this study, we established a new calibration method based...
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Although an extensive continental arc magmatism was recorded in the northern North China Craton (NCC) during the Carboniferous, a general geodynamic model has not been constructed, and associated crust–mantle processes are not fully understood. Here, we carried out systematic geochronological and geochemical investigations on the alkali‐feldspar gr...
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The Nb-Ta ore body in the Shihuiyao Rb-Nb-Ta-(Be-Li) deposit comprises muscovite-albite granite (MAG) and greisen (GR), with the dominant Nb-Ta minerals of columbite-group minerals (CGM) and ixiolite. The petrographic and chemical data suggest that the Nb-Ta oxides well record the magmatic-hydrothermal evolution process. The magmatic CGM are genera...
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Lithium is one of the important strategic energy metals, which is in short supply in China. There are three major types of lithium deposits: brine and salt lake type, highly differentiated granite or pegmatite type, and carbonate-clay type. In recent years, some new types of lithium deposits have also begun to receive great attention and subject re...
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Cenozoic volcanic rocks are widely distributed in the Urumieh–Dokhtar magmatic arc (UDMA), Iran, but their petrogenesis and tectonic implications remain enigmatic. The volcanic rocks in the Kahak area of the central UDMA are mostly basalt and basaltic andesite. They show enrichment in light rare earth elements and large ion lithophile elements and...
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The North China Craton is well endowed with numerous Early Cretaceous gold deposits that are mainly hosted in Archean to early Paleoproterozoic metamorphic rocks and late Mesozoic granitoid intrusions intruding the former. Whether or not gold was sourced from those metamorphic rocks remains hotly debated. Here we present trace element and S-Pb isot...
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The Fengyan stratabound Zn-Pb deposit (total resources: 24.7 Mt of ore @ 4.09 % Zn and 1.92 % Pb) is hosted by Neoproterozoic marble and metavolcanic rocks in the Meixian ore field of southeastern China. Hitherto, the genesis of this deposit has been a matter of debate, including a Neoproterozoic volcanogenic massive sulfide genesis (VMS) or an Ear...

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