Pb-Zn Deposits and Associated Critical Metals

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-8518-5

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Pb-Zn Deposits and Associated Critical Metals

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August 2023

244 pages

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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Pb-Zn Deposits and Associated Critical Metals that was published in

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Summary

As base metals, zinc and lead are widely developed in various types of deposits. Zinc and lead also form various types of independent deposits and are associated with a variety of critical metals. Zn-Pb deposits occupy an important position in the world, including volcanic-hosted massive sulphide (VHMS/VMS), magmatic–hydrothermal-associated skarn and/or epithermal types, sediment-hosted types (e.g., clastic-hosted sedimentary exhalative, SEDEX; carbonate-hosted Mississippi Valley type, MVT; sandstone-hosted type, SST; and shale-hosted type), and hydrothermal vein types. This Special Issue reprint aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Zn-Pb deposits and associated critical metals, and promote global prospecting.

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machine learning; sphalerite; LA–ICP–MS; Pb–Zn deposits; web app; fault structure; Pb–Zn deposits; dispersed metals; fractal structure characteristic; Fry analysis; prospecting direction; eastern Guizhou metallogenic belt; SW China; 3D deposit model; weight of evidence method; neural network method; metallogenic prediction; the Dulong Sn-Zn polymetallic deposit; SW China; Sichuan–Yunnan–Guizhou Pb-Zn metallogenic province; Lekai Pb-Zn deposit; calcite/dolomite REE; C–O–Mg isotope; metallogenic fluid source; in situ S and Pb isotopes; the source of ore-forming elements; ore genesis; Caiyuanzi Pb–Zn deposit; porosity; permeability; lead–zinc ore; Huize; altered wall rocks; in situ S isotope; elemental geochemistry; pyrite; Fule Pb-Zn deposit; northeast Yunnan; China; Banbianjie Ge-Zn deposit; gangue minerals; nature; source and evolution of ore-forming fluids; trace elements; Western Hunan–Eastern Guizhou Pb-Zn metallogenic belt; SW China; garnet; granite porphyry; ore-forming age; tectonic setting; in-site trace elements; sphalerite; substitution mechanisms; Nanmushu Zn–Pb deposit; Mayuan district; Mississippi Valley-type (MVT) deposit; sphalerite; smithsonite; trace elements; ore deposit genesis; supergene oxidation; Huoshaoyun deposit; resistivity; chargeability; mineral exploration; 2D and 3D inversion