The Metallogenic Characteristics and Specific Genesis of the Dongchuan Copper Deposit in Yunnan Province
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Dongchuan Copper Deposit, Yunnan; Genetic mechanism; Metallogenic characteristicsAbstract
With the rapid development of the social economy and the continuous deepening of urbanization construction, society has entered a new development process, which has played a good promoting role in the development of various social industries. In this context of comprehensive social development, the demand for mineral resources is constantly increasing, which has also subtly accelerated the depletion rate of mineral resources. As a large-scale mineral resource area, the Dongchuan copper deposit in Yunnan needs to further clarify its internal mineralization characteristics and genetic mechanisms in order to achieve reasonable exploration and development, and accelerate the smooth development of various mineral activities in the future. Therefore, the article first clarifies the genetic mechanism of the Dongchuan copper deposit in Yunnan; On this basis, the main mineralization characteristics of the Dongchuantong deposit in Yunnan are clarified.
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