摘要
The newly discovered Chamuhan W-Mo deposit is located in the northwest of Keshiketeng county, Inner Mongonia. The Re-Os dating for five molybdenite samples constrains the age of the vein-type Mo mineralization to be (139.3±1.5) Ma (2σ, MSWD=3.3). Given the isotope model ages of between (137.8±2.3) and (139.4±2.1) Ma, averaging (138.8±2.8 ) Ma (2σ, MSWD=0.044), a perfect isochron line is created at 139.3 Ma. The data indicate that the mineralization in Chamuhan W-Mo deposit occurred in Late Jurassic, and is one of the massive Mo mineralization in East China. Comparing with other Mo or Mo-bearing deposits in the regional, it is believed that the Chamuhan W-Mo deposit is the result of the tectonic transaction in East China. The Re contents of molybdenites in Chamuhan vary in range of 0.127 μg/g to 2.317 μg/g, averaging 0.875 μg/g. As Re content in molybdenite can be used as an important indicator on source of ore-forming material, it is likely that the ore-forming material in the Chamuhan W-Mo deposit was derived from the upper crust.