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Multichannel micro-Raman spectroscopy of fluid inclusion gases in mineral exploration

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Multichannel micro-Raman spectroscopy of fluid inclusion gases in mineral exploration

Auteurs : Ronald W. T. Wilkins [Australie] ; Liliane Jenatton [France]

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Abstract: As part of an exploration mapping program, an attempt may be made to estimate the extent of a mineralized zone at depth from the distribution of surface ore veins. But in an area of complex veining it is sometimes difficult to distinguish quartz veins related to ore and quartz veins with no ore association. The composition of gases in fluid inclusions, determined by laser Raman microprobe, provides a method for distinguishing veins of different generations. Multichannel detection enables relatively inexpensive and rapid data collection and is well adapted to use in an exploration mapping program.In the Rossarden-Storeys Creek area of northeastern Tasmania, three generations of veins can be distinguished and mapped on the basis on their fluid inclusion gas compositions. Fluid inclusion gases in veins of the Aberfoyle type are CO2-rich with <5 mole% of both CH4 and N2. Inclusion gases in veins of the Storeys Creek type are also CO2-rich but contain 5–10 mole % CH4 and <5 mole% N2. The early metamorphic veins contain inclusion gases of widely variable composition that are usually rich in CH4 and N2. Fluid inclusion assemblages of the early veins are overprinted in varying degree by a later generation of inclusions complicating analysis of results. The high spatial resolution of the Raman microprobe technique enables such problems to be readily identified and resolved.

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DOI: 10.1016/0375-6742(91)90065-3


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