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The formation of porphyry Cu-Mo deposits hinges critically on the ability of an exsolving magmatic volatile phases (MVP) to efficiently extract the available Cu and Mo from the silicate melt and transport them to the site of mineralization. There has been substantial debate about the relative importance of the critical parameters likely to control metal partitioning among silicate melts and supercritical fluids, vapors, and brines. To explore the relative contributions of key MVP parameters ( X  NaCleq ,  f  O 2  ,  f  S 2  ), we present felsic magmatic Cu-Mo partitioning experiments at both reduced ( f  O 2   = NNO+0.6) and oxidized conditions ( f  O 2   = NNO+2), at high  f  S 2  , and over the full range of salinities ( X  NaCleq ) relevant to porphyry deposit formation. The experiments demonstrate that fluid-melt Cu partition coefficients (D  Cu   f/m$\begin{array}{} D_\text{Cu}^{\text{f/m}} \end{array} $   ) have a dominantly second-order exponential relationship with  X  NaCleq  at relevant salinities, consistent with a (Na,K)CuCl 2  ion-pair complexation mechanism. We find a strong linear dependence of Cu partitioning on Cl partitioning between coexisting brine and vapor, in good agreement with limited data from unmodified natural fluid inclusions. Whereas H 2 S can increase Cu partitioning via (Na,K)CuCl(HS) formation, SO 2  has no measureable effect on Cu partitioning. These data allow for quantifying the strong partitioning of Cu out of silicate melts at MVP salinities above ~5 wt%, which will become further enriched into tardo-magmatic brines on phase separation. Our data also highlight that low-salinity (&lt;2–3 wt% NaCl eq ) oxidized MVPs are not capable of substantially extracting Cu from evolved silicate melts or transporting it to the site of mineralization. We also show thatD  Mo   f/m$\begin{array}{} D_\text{Mo}^{\text{f/m}} \end{array} $    is a linear function of  X  NaCleq , consistent with mono-chloride (e.g., {Na,K}MoO 3 Cl), Na-K molybdate (e.g., {Na,K}HMoO 4 ), or thio-molybdate ({Na,K}HMoO 2 S 2 ) complexation mechanisms at modest salinities (&gt;3 wt%) rather than the Mo-oxy-hydroxy [MoO 2 (OH) 2 ] complexation observed at lower salinities. The  f  O 2   of the magmatic system has a subordinate effect onD  Mo   f/m$\begin{array}{} D_\text{Mo}^{\text{f/m}} \end{array} $   , with enhanced partitioning at higher  f  O 2  .

Cu-Mo partitioning between felsic melts and saline-aqueous fluids as a function of X NaCleq , f O 2 , and f S 2