Abstract World-class magmatic Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposits have been extensively studied and
are thought to occur in extensional intraplate settings. Recent reports indicate significant …

The Qingchengzi orefield in northeastern China, is a concentration of several Pb–Zn, Ag,
and Au ore deposits. A combination of geochronological and Pb, Sr isotopic investigations …

Addition of crustal sulfur to the **chuan magma or oxidation of the magma associated with
carbonate assimilation has been considered to be the main cause of sulfide saturation in the …

Abstract The **chuan Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposit is the largest single magmatic Ni deposit in the
world. It is hosted by a small ultramafic intrusion in the Longshoushan terrane located in the …

The **chuan ultramafic intrusion in western China hosts the third-largest magmatic Ni–Cu
deposit in the world. The crystallization age of the intrusion has long been debated. Here …

A simple and highly selective analytical method is developed for Re–Os dating in
hydrothermal pyrites. Pyrites were first digested with HNO3 in a 120 ml Carius tube. The …

Magmatic sulfide deposits can be subdivided into 1) Ni-Cu-PGE deposits, which have
relatively smooth mantle-normalized metal patterns, 2) Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposits, which are …

Abstract The **chuan Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposit is one of the world's largest magmatic sulfide
deposits. Recent studies have suggested that the **chuan intrusion originally comprised …

Previous geochemical data for the **chuan Ni-Cu-(platinum-group elements, PGE) deposit,
the single largest magmatic sulfide deposit in the world, are derived primarily from the upper …

Abstract The newly discovered **arihamu Ni-Cu deposit is located in the Eastern Kunlun
orogenic belt in the northern part of the Qinghai–Tibet plateau, western China. It is the …