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Chinese Journal of Geochemistry | 2004

Geochemistry of the Yutangba Se deposit in western Hubei, China

Feng Caixia; Liu Jia-jun; Hu Ruizhong; Liu Shen

The Yutangba Se deposit is a rare high-Se deposit in the world and it is well known for its high contents of Se, which reach 8590 × 10−6. The ore-hosted rocks are dominated by cherts that have been well developed. Enrichment of selenium in Se-rich ores is obviously controlled by stratigraphic position and lithological character. The closer the rocks are to the Maokou Formation cherts, the more they contain selenium, but in case the stratigraphic horizons are close to one another, the enrichment of selenium would be controlled by lithological character. In the Se ores and abandoned stone coal pile at the Yutangba Se deposit there have been found large amounts of independent Se minerals, for instance, achavalite and a variety of forms of native selenium. Native selenium minerals present in the abandoned stone coal pile are the outcome of a combination of natural factors and anthropologie activities. For example, lime making will create a closed environment favoring the growth of native selenium, and the reduction of selenium will lead to its secondary enrichment. Starting with the study of ore-forming fluids. Systematic studies have been conducted on fluid inclusions separated from the main ore veins in the mining district for their homogenization temperatures, salinities and density, and the results show that fluid inclusions contained in ores from the Yutangba Se deposit are large in number and diverse in form, dominated by primary ones. The homogenization temperatures of two types of fluid inclusions are within the range of 173.2–247.5°C, individually up to 300°C or even higher; the salinities of fluids in fluid inclusions in quartz and calcite are 5.9%–10.1% and 3.9%–4.5%, respectively; their densities vary from 0.79–0.93 g/cm3. Extensive discovery of Se minerals due to secondary enrichment of selenium in the stone coal provides important clues to the improvements on the metallurgical and recovery technologies for selenium in the black shale series of China, and also is of great significance in expanding selenium reserves and relax the situation of lacking selenium resources on a global scale.


Acta Geologica Sinica-english Edition | 2004

K‐Ar Geochronology of Mesozoic Mafic Dikes in Shandong Province, Eastern China: Implications for Crustal Extension

Liu Shen; Hu Ruizhong; Zhao Junhong; Feng Caixia


Acta Geologica Sinica-english Edition | 2010

Cenozoic Adakite-type Volcanic Rocks in Qiangtang, Tibet and Its Significance

Liu Shen; Hu Ruizhong; Feng Caixia; Chi Xiao-guo; Li Cai; Yang Rihong; Wang Tian-wu; Jin Wei


Yanshi Xuebao | 2016

雲南省の富楽鉛亜鉛鉱床の炭酸塩鉱物の化学的特徴とその鉱化作用の指示【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Liang Feng; Bi Xianwu; Feng Caixia; Tang Yongyong; Wei Dongxiao; Dai Zhihui


Yanshi Xuebao | 2016

Mineralogical and geochemical characteristics of carbonate and implications for ore-forming mechanism of the Fule Pb-Zn deposit,Yunnan Province,China

Liang Feng; Bi Xianwu; Feng Caixia; Tang Yongyong; Wei Dongxiao; Dai Zhihui


Acta Petrologica Sinica | 2013

Geochemical,Sr-Nd isotope,and zircon U-Pb geochronological constraints on the origin of Early Cretaceous carbonatite dykes,northern Shanxi Province,China

Hu Ruizhong; Feng Caixia; Liu Shen


Yanshi Xuebao | 2011

Geochemical characteristics of trace elements,fluid inclusions and carbon-oxygen isotopes of calcites in the Jinding Zn-Pb deposit,Lanping,China

Tang Yongyong; Bi Xianwu; He Liping; Wu Liyan; Feng Caixia; Zou Zhichao; Tao Yan; Hu Ruizhong


Journal of Jilin University | 2008

Geochemical Characteristics of the Mafic Dikes from the Gan-Hang Tectonic Belt

Feng Caixia


Journal of Mineralogy and Petrology | 2006

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF STIBNITE-ANTIMONSELITE SERIES

Liu Jiajun; Liu Jianming; Feng Caixia; Zhang Nai


Journal of Jiling University | 2005

Mineralogy of the Stibnite-Antimonselite Series in the Nature

Liu Jiajun; Li Zhiming; Liu Jianming; Wang Jian-ping; Feng Caixia; Lu Wenquan

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Liu Jiajun

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Hu Ruizhong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Liu Jianming

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Bi Xianwu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Liu Shen

Northwest University (United States)

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Li Zhiming

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Liu Jia-jun

China University of Geosciences

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