As high-grade ore deposits become depleted, there is an increasing demand to process
marginal low-grade ores with complex metallurgical challenges. Orebodies can be rich in …

Abstract The Beishan Pb-Zn ore district, located in northern Guangxi, China, is a giant
carbonate-hosted Pb-Zn ore district. In-situ trace element analysis was performed using LA …

The Dafang is a hydrothermal gold deposit (6 t Au with an average grade of 1.8 g/t) in
periphery of the Sn-Cu metallogenic system in Nanling Range in south China. This deposit …

The northeastern Hunan region in the Jiangnan Orogen (South China) is endowed with
many important gold deposits, whose genesis remains controversial. The Xiaojiashan is a …

Pyrite (FeS 2) is one of the most common hosts for gold (Au) in different types of gold
deposits, including visible and invisible gold. For visible gold in pyrite, it remains unclear …

To understand the controls of basin paleogeographic evolution on sediment-hosted gold
metallogenesis, a study was undertaken of pyrite texture and geochemistry of the Jinya …

The precious metal Au has a wide range of utilization in various fields, and Au deposits in
China are hosted mostly within the West Qinling Orogen and Jiaodong Peninsula. The …

The gold-bearing arsenian pyrite in Carlin-type gold deposits typically grows around the
gold/arsenic-poor pyrite core, forming core–rim textured pyrite. However, the causes of rim …

Abstract The Paleozoic-Mesozoic Youjiang sedimentary basin in SW China is developed on
a Lower Paleozoic low-grade metamorphic basement, and contains dozens of Carlin-type …

Abstract The Youjiang Basin in Southwest China is the world's second largest Carlin-type
gold (Au)-producing region. However, the source of reduced sulfur that accounts for Au …