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• W3116935110 abstract "Hydrothermally-altered rocks collected at Solfatara volcano, Campi Flegrei caldera complex, Italy, are comparable to zones of steam-heated alterations found at low sulfidation epithermal deposits, and volcanic gases collected at Solfatara have temperatures and C-O-H isotopic compositions akin to those forming low sulfidation epithermal deposits. By contrast, hydrothermal alterations collected at La Fossa volcano, Vulcano island, Italy, are comparable to zones of residual vuggy silica formed in high sulfidation epithermal deposits, and volcanic gases collected at La Fossa have temperatures and C-O-H isotopic compositions comparable to those forming high sulfidation epithermal deposits. At Solfatara, amorphous and hydrous opal-A is responsible for shifts in δ7Li values, from +2.2‰ in fresher rocks, to −3.6‰ in most altered rocks, with increases in Au and Cu concentrations (up to 3 ppb and 96 ppm). The increase in Au and Cu concentrations in progressively-altered rocks resulted from the transport of Cu-Au in magmatic-hydrothermal fluids and their partitioning into pyrite, Fe oxides, phyllosilicates, sulfates, and/or opal-A. It is proposed that the combination of opal-A, decreases in δ7Li values, and increases in Cu and Au concentrations represent an exploration vector for low sulfidation epithermal veins. At La Fossa, α-cristobalite is responsible for shifts in δ7Li values, ranging from −0.9‰ in least-altered rocks, to +4.7‰ in most altered rocks, with decreases in Au-Cu concentrations. The decrease in Au and Cu concentrations in progressively-altered rocks may have resulted from the metasomatism of pyrite and Fe oxides, the dissolution of clinopyroxene and opal, and the invasion of the samples by α-cristobalite. The combination of α-cristobalite, increases in δ7Li values, and decreases in Cu and Au concentrations are proposed as proxies for potential high sulfidation epithermal disseminations. Alternating phases of high eruptive activity and quiescent degassing at volcanoes generally, and at Solfatara and La Fossa specifically, suggest that the physicochemical conditions of individual subvolcanic hydrothermal systems should also be alternating, between conditions that are characteristic of low- and high sulfidation epithermal ore-forming environments, and that the related zones of silicification should be alternating between low δ7Li and high Cu-Au values dominated by opal-A, and higher δ7Li and lower Cu-Au values dominated by α-cristobalite." @default.
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• W3116935110 date "2021-03-01" @default.
• W3116935110 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W3116935110 title "Lithium isotopes and Cu-Au concentrations in hydrothermal alterations from Solfatara Volcano, Campi Flegrei caldera complex, and La Fossa volcano, Vulcano Island, Italy: Insights into epithermal ore forming environments" @default.
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