Study of the Origin and Evolution of Mineralizing Fluid using Geochemical Analysis of Rare Earth Elements and Sulfur Stable Isotopes in Mazraeh Cu-Fe-Au Skarn Deposit, North of Ahar

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Gharesi Mehdi; YAZDI MOHAMMAD; RASA IRAJ

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY Year:2020 | Volume:12 | Issue:1 (24) Page(s): 1-21

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Study of the Origin and Evolution of Mineralizing Fluid using Geochemical Analysis of Rare Earth Elements and Sulfur Stable Isotopes in Mazraeh Cu-Fe-Au Skarn Deposit, North of Ahar

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Gharesi Mehdi | YAZDI MOHAMMAD | RASA IRAJ | Issue Writer Certificate

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Mineralizing fluidQ2

Rare Earth ElementsQ2

Sulfur isotopeQ1

Mazraeh SkarnQ1

Ahar–Arasbaran metallogenic beltQ1

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Introduction The Western Alborz-Lesser Caucasus metallogenic belt includes important Cu and Cu-Au skarn, porphyry and epithermal deposits of Tertiary age in Iran, Turkey and Armenia (Karimzadeh Somarin and Moayyed, 2002; Karimzadeh Somarin, 2004). Important deposits such as Sungun and Masjed Daghi have been situated in this zone in Iran (Ghorbani, 2011). Some researchers have called this zone in the north-western part of the Iranian Copper belt Arasbaran Copper belt (Hassanpour et al., 2010). The Mazraeh deposit is located 20 km north of Ahar city between geographical longitudes '47 ° 00 and 47 ° 08', and latitudes 38 ° 40 '. In addition, 38 ° 36' is a part of Arasbaran Copper Belt in the Kaleyber’ s 1: 100000 geological map. In recent years, it has become possible to study subsurface samples in this deposit to a depth of 300 meters and provide the opportunity for extensive study of mineralogy and geochemistry of this deposit by conducting systematic exploratory drillings by the National Copper Corporation. Considering the relatively high amounts of gold in cores obtained from drill holes, the study of relationship between gold mineralization and other metals in this deposit has become important for assessing the mineral potential of this deposit. ...

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Gharesi, Mehdi, YAZDI, MOHAMMAD, & RASA, IRAJ. (2020). Study of the Origin and Evolution of Mineralizing Fluid using Geochemical Analysis of Rare Earth Elements and Sulfur Stable Isotopes in Mazraeh Cu-Fe-Au Skarn Deposit, North of Ahar. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, 12(1 (24) ), 1-21. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/396366/en

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Gharesi Mehdi, YAZDI MOHAMMAD, RASA IRAJ. Study of the Origin and Evolution of Mineralizing Fluid using Geochemical Analysis of Rare Earth Elements and Sulfur Stable Isotopes in Mazraeh Cu-Fe-Au Skarn Deposit, North of Ahar. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY[Internet]. 2020;12(1 (24) ):1-21. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/396366/en

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Mehdi Gharesi, MOHAMMAD YAZDI, and IRAJ RASA, “Study of the Origin and Evolution of Mineralizing Fluid using Geochemical Analysis of Rare Earth Elements and Sulfur Stable Isotopes in Mazraeh Cu-Fe-Au Skarn Deposit, North of Ahar,” JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, vol. 12, no. 1 (24) , pp. 1–21, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/396366/en

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