Elemental Geochemistry of the Interl

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Elemental Geochemistry of the Interlayer Oxidation Zone in the Shihongtan Sandstone Type Uranium Deposit, Xinjiang

According to the oxidation intensity of ore-hosting sandstone, the interlayer oxidation zone of the Shihongtan sandstone-type uranium deposit in the Turpan-Hami basin can be divided into 4 geochemical subzones, namely, intensely-oxidized, weakly-oxidized, redox and unoxidized primary subzones. The elemental geochemical characteristics of the four subzones have been studied in detail, and the results show that U, together with other elements such as Re, Mo, Se, Sr, S,REE, Corganic etc., is enriched in the redox subzone. Re and U have similar geochemical properties in the reduction-oxidation process. The geochemical properties of Mo and Se are similar to those of U in the reduction condition, but different from those of U in the oxidation condition. It is proposed that the ore-hosting layers can provide a curtain mount of uranium for uranium mineralization.

作 者: CAI Genqing ZHANG Zimin LI Shengxiang   作者单位: Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology, Beijing 100029  刊 名: 地质学报(英文版)  SCI 英文刊名: ACTA GEOLOGICA SINICA  年,卷(期): 2005 79(6)  分类号: P5  关键词: sandstone-type uranium deposit   interlayer oxidation zone   geochemical subzone   Shihongtan uranium deposit  

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