Xue-Ming Yang
University of New Brunswick
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Archive | 2005
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz
Chemical composition of biotite in two groups of Appalachian granitoid intrusions, i.e., Late Silurian to Early Devonian granodioritic to monzogranitic series (GMS), and Late Devonian granitic series (GS), southwestern New Brunswick, was used to constrain volatile exsolution and fluorine-chlorine activity of fluids associated with these gold-related intrusions. Oxidized to reduced I-type GMS rocks appear to have higher magmatic temperatures, variable levels of emplacement, a range of f(O2), and relatively low fHF/fHCl ratios in exsolved fluids, compared to fractionated I-type GS rocks. Reduced GMS intrusions bear higher gold potential, thus may be prospective targets for intrusion-related gold systems in the region.
Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology | 2005
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz
Atlantic Geology | 2003
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz; Steve McCutcheon
Mineralium Deposita | 2006
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz; Paul J. Sylvester
Canadian Mineralogist | 2004
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz; Guoxiang Chi; T. Kurtis Kyser
Lithos | 2008
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz; Guoxiang Chi; Kathleen G. Thorne
Archive | 2002
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. LentzD.R. Lentz; Douglas Hall; Guoxiang Chi
Archive | 2002
Kathleen G. Thorne; David R. Lentz; Douglas Hall; Xue-Ming Yang
Archive | 2002
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz; Guoxiang Chi
Mineralium Deposita | 2010
Xue-Ming Yang; David R. Lentz