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The barite of the Jbel Irhoud deposit in Western Jebilet, Morocco, is a Paleozoic massif known for its mineralization, which occurs mainly in shale, sandstone, and Middle Cambrian limestone. Three main types of barite deposits are known in the area: karst, vein fillings, and limestone replacement.
Fouad Benchekroun +8 more
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PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CONDITIONS OF VENT FAUNA FOSSILIZATION IN THE VMS DEPOSITS OF THE URALS AND PONTIDES: FLUID INCLUSION DATA [PDF]
Fluid inclusions in quartz, barite and calcite from fossilized fauna of hydrothermal massive and clastic ores from the deposits of the Urals (Valentorka, Saf’yanovka, Yubileynoe, Molodezhnoe, Shemur) and Pontides (Killik, Kyzylkaya) are studied with ...
N.N. Ankusheva +2 more
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Application of Raman Spectroscopy in Oil and Gas Geological Research
Raman spectroscopy has shown considerable potential in the study of organic macerals in source rocks due to its significant benefits of accuracy, efficiency, and in situ nondestructive detection. This technology successfully applies to the reconstruction of paleotemperature and pressure environments, the quantitative evaluation of organic matter ...
Yu Lin +7 more
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Abstract The metaturbidite‐hosted, ∼380 Ma Dufferin gold deposit, Meguma terrane, northeastern Appalachian Orogen (Nova Scotia, Canada) is an orogenic gold deposit with mineralized saddle reef‐type quartz veins hosted by metasandstones and black slates in a tightly folded anticline. Together with native gold inclusions, genetically related hydrothermal
Mitchell J. Kerr +4 more
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Non-Contact Luminescence Lifetime Microthermometry using Scintillation Sensors
The paper describes an original technique for non-contact in situ monitoring of the temperature developed for experiments in a vacuum environment at the tender X-ray beamline I23 of the Diamond Light Source.
V. Mykhaylyk, H. Kraus, A. Wagner
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Abstract Aiming at understanding the source of the fluids that mineralizing within seismically active fault zones, we investigate the noble gas isotopes (i.e., helium (He), neon (Ne), and argon (Ar)) in the fluid inclusions (FIs) trapped in the calcite veins sampled along high‐angle fault zones of the Contursi hydrothermal basin, southern Italy.
Filippo Zummo +8 more
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The Chuankou deposit is a super-large W deposit formed during the Indosinian collision event in South China, and its mineralization is suggested to be related to the Indosinian muscovite granite. However, two types of W mineralizations were discovered in
Wei Liu +4 more
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Geothermometry of skarn zones in the Tappeh Ghermez (A\') iron deposit, Sangan iron mining district, NE Iran [PDF]
The Sangan mining district, the largest Fe-skarn district in Iran, is located in the northeastern part of the Alborz magmatic arc. It comprises 14 deposits (1 Gt tons and a grade of 35-60% Fe), which have an east-west trend and are divided into three ...
Hamed Ebrahimi Fard +3 more
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This study integrates microthermometry and laser-Raman spectroscopy of individual fluid inclusions with basin modelling to reconstruct the hydrocarbon-fluid evolution and multistage re-mobilisation of the Permian Longtan Formation transitional marine ...
Longyi Wang +9 more
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We present DiadFit—an open-source Python3 tool for efficient processing of Raman spectroscopy data collected from fluid inclusions, melt inclusions and silicate melts. DiadFit is optimized to fit the characteristic peaks from CO2 fluids (Fermi diads, hot
Penny E. Wieser, Charlotte DeVitre
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