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Dai, Shifeng; Yang, Jianye; Ward, Colin R.; Hower, James C.; Liu, Huidong; Garrison, Trent M.; French, David; O'Keefe, Jennifer M.K.
Ore geology reviews, October 2015, 2015-10-00, Letnik: 70Journal Article
The petrological, geochemical, and mineralogical compositions of the coal-hosted Jurassic uranium ore deposit in the Yili Basin of Xinjiang province, northwestern China, were investigated using optical microscopy and field emission-scanning electron microscopy in conjunction with an energy-dispersive X-ray spectrometer, as well as X-ray powder diffraction, X-ray fluorescence, and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. The Yili coal is of high volatile C/B bituminous rank (0.51–0.59% vitrinite reflectance) and has a medium sulfur content (1.32% on average). Fusinite and semifusinite generally dominate the maceral assemblage, which exhibits forms suggesting fire-driven formation of those macerals together with forms suggesting degradation of wood followed by burning. The Yili coals are characterized by high concentrations of U (up to 7207μg/g), Se (up to 253μg/g), Mo (1248μg/g), and Re (up to 34μg/g), as well as As (up to 234μg/g) and Hg (up to 3858ng/g). Relative to the upper continental crust, the rare earth elements (REEs) in the coals are characterized by heavy or/and medium REE enrichment. The minerals in the Yili coals are mainly quartz, kaolinite, illite and illite/smectite, as well as, to a lesser extent, K-feldspar, chlorite, pyrite, and trace amounts of calcite, dolomite, amphibole, millerite, chalcopyrite, cattierite, siegenite, ferroselite, krutaite, eskebornite, pitchblende, coffinite, silicorhabdophane, and zircon. The enrichment and modes of occurrence of the trace elements, and also of the minerals in the coal, are attributed to derivation from a sediment source region of felsic and intermediate petrological composition, and to two different later-stage solutions (a U–Se–Mo–Re rich infiltrational and a Hg–As-rich exfiltrational volcanogenic solution). The main elements with high enrichment factors, U, Se, As, and Hg, overall exhibit a mixed organic–inorganic affinity. The uranium minerals, pitchblende and coffinite, occur as cavity-fillings in structured inertinite macerals. Selenium, As, and Hg in high-pyrite samples mainly show a sulfide affinity. •The coal in the Yili Basin U deposit is also enriched in U, Se, Mo, and Re.•Inorganic matter in the coal is from detrital input and epigenetic solutions.•Porous inertinite-rich coal provided channels for migration of U-solutions.•Porous inertinite-rich coal acted as a reductant for U-mineral precipitation.•A U-enrichment model has been proposed for this coal-hosted U deposit.
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