MINERALOGRAPHY AND FLUID INCLUSIONS STUDIES OF CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSITE-BAFQ (CENTRAL IRAN )

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SHAMSIPOUR R.; KHAKZAD A.; RASAE I.; VOSOUGHI ABEDINI M.

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Journal: RESEARCH JOURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN "SCIENCE" Year:2008 | Volume:29 | Issue:3 (GEOLOGY) Page(s): 129-144

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MINERALOGRAPHY AND FLUID INCLUSIONS STUDIES OF CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSITE-BAFQ (CENTRAL IRAN )

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SHAMSIPOUR R. | KHAKZAD A. | RASAE I. | VOSOUGHI ABEDINI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

MINERALOGRAPHYQ3

FLUID INCLUSIONSQ3

IRON ORE DEPOSITQ3

CHADORMALUQ3

BAFQQ3

IRANQ3

Abstract

The CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSIT is located in 80 Km north of BAFQ. Its age is Upper Proterozoic. The tectonic process is intensive and geological structure is complex in this area. Igneous rocks are associated with metamorphic and sedimentry rocks. The country rocks of ore minerals are igneous rocks. Based on mineralogical studies some of the needle shape apatites are observed in plagioclases. This assemblage is associated with magnetite. Magnetite and apatite are magmatic in origin. The d18O in magnetite and hematite is determined between -0.64 to 2.19 per mil. Therefore, these minerals have magmatic origin and magnetite is subsequently converted to hematite. Furthermore, the d34S in pyrite is +6.1 per mil, showing this mineral has crustal origin and is formed in the late stages of mineralization process. The isotopic evidences indicate that magnetite in association with plagioclase could be formed at temperatures between 500-800oC. Also, fluid inclusion study in apatite shows temperature of about 600oC for the formation of these minerals. In addition, the LREE (light rare earth element) enrichment pattern enrichment in ore deposit and the country rocks is similar indicating a common magmatic origin for both.

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SHAMSIPOUR, R., KHAKZAD, A., RASAE, I., & VOSOUGHI ABEDINI, M.. (2008). MINERALOGRAPHY AND FLUID INCLUSIONS STUDIES OF CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSITE-BAFQ (CENTRAL IRAN ). RESEARCH JOURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN "SCIENCE", 29(3 (GEOLOGY)), 129-144. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/55917/en

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SHAMSIPOUR R., KHAKZAD A., RASAE I., VOSOUGHI ABEDINI M.. MINERALOGRAPHY AND FLUID INCLUSIONS STUDIES OF CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSITE-BAFQ (CENTRAL IRAN ). RESEARCH JOURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN "SCIENCE"[Internet]. 2008;29(3 (GEOLOGY)):129-144. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/55917/en

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R. SHAMSIPOUR, A. KHAKZAD, I. RASAE, and M. VOSOUGHI ABEDINI, “MINERALOGRAPHY AND FLUID INCLUSIONS STUDIES OF CHADORMALU IRON ORE DEPOSITE-BAFQ (CENTRAL IRAN ),” RESEARCH JOURNAL OF UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN "SCIENCE", vol. 29, no. 3 (GEOLOGY), pp. 129–144, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/55917/en

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