TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN

Tourmaline, an intermediate member of the oxyschorl–oxydravite–oxymagnesio-foitite-bosiite series with a predominance of the oxy-dravite-bosiite end-member, was studied from late calcitequartz veins in the eastern zone of the Murtykty gold deposit (Republic of Bashkortostan). Sulfide mineralization...

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Main Authors: M.A. Rassomakhin, E.V. Belogub, K.A. Novoselov, P.V. Khvorov
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author M.A. Rassomakhin
E.V. Belogub
K.A. Novoselov
P.V. Khvorov
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description Tourmaline, an intermediate member of the oxyschorl–oxydravite–oxymagnesio-foitite-bosiite series with a predominance of the oxy-dravite-bosiite end-member, was studied from late calcitequartz veins in the eastern zone of the Murtykty gold deposit (Republic of Bashkortostan). Sulfide mineralization in veins includes rare chalcopyrite, pyrite, sphalerite and galena. Accessory minerals are xenotime-(Y), vanadium-containing rutile and fine high-fineness gold. Supergene mineralization resulted from decomposition of carbonates, sulfides and rock-forming silicates includes kaolinite, hydroxides of Mn (chalcophanite, psilomelane) and Fe (goethite and limonite ochers), mainly developed in vein cavities ; chalcopyrite is replaced by cuprite and malachite. The composition of tourmaline is close to metamorphic dravite of orogenic gold deposits and tourmaline of gold-porphyry deposits, transitioning from porphyry to epithermal. Two possible B sources for the formation of tourmaline are considered: sedimentary rocks of the paleoisland-arc complex and granodiorites of the Mansurovo pluton.
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spelling doaj-art-078517f76df34cf4b75de9e651d35c932025-08-20T02:13:47ZengSouth Urals Federal Research Center of Mineralogy and Geoecology UB RASМинералогия2313-545X2782-20442020-03-0161698310.35597/2313-545X-2020-6-1-7TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTANM.A. Rassomakhin0E.V. Belogub1K.A. Novoselov2P.V. Khvorov3South Urals Federal Research Center of Mineralogy and Geoecology UB RASSouth Urals Federal Research Center of Mineralogy and Geoecology UB RASSouth Urals Federal Research Center of Mineralogy and Geoecology UB RASSouth Urals Federal Research Center of Mineralogy and Geoecology UB RASTourmaline, an intermediate member of the oxyschorl–oxydravite–oxymagnesio-foitite-bosiite series with a predominance of the oxy-dravite-bosiite end-member, was studied from late calcitequartz veins in the eastern zone of the Murtykty gold deposit (Republic of Bashkortostan). Sulfide mineralization in veins includes rare chalcopyrite, pyrite, sphalerite and galena. Accessory minerals are xenotime-(Y), vanadium-containing rutile and fine high-fineness gold. Supergene mineralization resulted from decomposition of carbonates, sulfides and rock-forming silicates includes kaolinite, hydroxides of Mn (chalcophanite, psilomelane) and Fe (goethite and limonite ochers), mainly developed in vein cavities ; chalcopyrite is replaced by cuprite and malachite. The composition of tourmaline is close to metamorphic dravite of orogenic gold deposits and tourmaline of gold-porphyry deposits, transitioning from porphyry to epithermal. Two possible B sources for the formation of tourmaline are considered: sedimentary rocks of the paleoisland-arc complex and granodiorites of the Mansurovo pluton.https://journal.mineralogy.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2020_6_1_6.pdftourmalineborongoldxenotime-(y)murtykty depositrepublic of bashkortostan
spellingShingle M.A. Rassomakhin
E.V. Belogub
K.A. Novoselov
P.V. Khvorov
TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
Минералогия
tourmaline
boron
gold
xenotime-(y)
murtykty deposit
republic of bashkortostan
title TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
title_full TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
title_fullStr TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
title_full_unstemmed TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
title_short TOURMALINE FROM LATE QUARTZ VEINS OF THE MURTYKTY GOLD DEPOSIT, REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
title_sort tourmaline from late quartz veins of the murtykty gold deposit republic of bashkortostan
topic tourmaline
boron
gold
xenotime-(y)
murtykty deposit
republic of bashkortostan
url https://journal.mineralogy.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2020_6_1_6.pdf
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