2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.oregeorev.2014.05.022
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Fluid inclusion study of the ore-quartz veins at Haftcheshmeh porphyry copper (Mo) deposit, Ahar–Arasbaran Magmatic Belt, NW Iran

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“…As mentioned above the occurrence of CO 2 -bearing fluids in the Dalli is limited and occurs only in the early-stage hydrothermal veins. In these veins, the occurrence of liquid-rich inclusions with CO 2 -bearing vapor phase may represent that two immiscible fluids consisting of (1) CO 2 -rich vapor and (2) dilute hot brine were derived from the primary fluids (Adeli et al, 2014). Subsequently the fluids were probably undergone by a temperature drop due to the fluid boiling and mixing.…”
Section: Characters Of the Mineralizing Fluid And Its Evolutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mentioned above the occurrence of CO 2 -bearing fluids in the Dalli is limited and occurs only in the early-stage hydrothermal veins. In these veins, the occurrence of liquid-rich inclusions with CO 2 -bearing vapor phase may represent that two immiscible fluids consisting of (1) CO 2 -rich vapor and (2) dilute hot brine were derived from the primary fluids (Adeli et al, 2014). Subsequently the fluids were probably undergone by a temperature drop due to the fluid boiling and mixing.…”
Section: Characters Of the Mineralizing Fluid And Its Evolutionmentioning
confidence: 99%