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Background. Porphyry copper deposits are attracting increased attention, which determines the relevance of studying their geochemical patterns to ensure a greater efficiency of geological fore casting. Aim.
T. P. Morozova, V. V. Dyakonov
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The Gibraltar porphyry-Cu deposit is a large open pit porphyry Cu mine in Canada with the geological tonnage (production and reserves) of 3.2 Mt Cu. The Gibraltar deposit is hosted by the Granite Mountain Batholith (GMB), a tonalitic batholith with the ...
Kobylinski, Christopher
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Evaluation of Magnetite as an Indicator Mineral for Porphyry Cu Exploration: A Case Study Using Bedrock and Stream Sediments at the Casino Porphyry Cu-Au-Mo Deposit, Yukon, Canada [PDF]
The chemical composition of magnetite recovered from six local streams around the Casino high-grade porphyry Cu-Au-Mo deposit, west-central Yukon, is compared with igneous and magmatic-hydrothermal magnetite recovered from mineralized and unmineralized ...
McCurdy, Martin
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Geochronology, geochemical and isotopic studies were carried out on granite porphyry from the Jiama Cupolymetallic deposit, Gangdese porphyry copper deposit belt, to constrain the genesis and metallogenic potential. LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating indicates
Deng, Jianghong +11 more
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The Sierra Gorda porphyry Cu-Mo-(Au) deposit : a purchase of KGHM Polska MiedŸ in Chile [PDF]
Porphyry deposits host the most of world’s indicated Cu and Mo resources and are major sources of critical metals including Au, Ag, PGE, W and Re. The Sierra Gorda Paleocene-Eocene Cu-Mo deposit, located on the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile, can be ...
Bieńko, T.
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The Distribution and Timing of Molybdenite Mineralization at the El Teniente Cu-Mo Porphyry Deposit, Chile [PDF]
The El Teniente Cu-Mo porphyry deposit, Chile, is one of the world’s largest and most complex porphyry ore systems, containing an estimated premining resource of approximately 95 Mt Cu and 2.5 Mt Mo.
Spencer, ET +3 more
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Introduction Nowadays, more than half of the word’s copper production is obtained from porphyry copper deposits, large (greater than 100 Mt), low- to moderate-grade, disseminated, stockwork-veinlet, carrying at least trace elements, such as molybdenum ...
Tayebeh Ramezani +4 more
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Origin of the Cenozoic porphyry Cu deposits in southern Tibet
The Gangdese magmatic belt features extensive Cenozoic magmatic rocks that record geodynamic changes related to the India–Asia collision starting at ~55–50 Ma. Paleocene–Eocene magmas throughout the belt have similar continental arc features. Their intrusive rocks have intermediate [La/Yb]N and intermediate-to-low Sr/Y ratios, negative Eu anomalies ...
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Geochronological and geochemical studies, including platinum group element (PGE) analyses, were undertaken on samples from the El Abra–Pajonal igneous complex, northern Chile, to investigate the magmatic evolution of the suite. Special attention was paid
Cocker, Helen A. +3 more
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Objective The Central Asian Metallogenic Domain is rich in mineral resources. Geochemical metal-content surveys conducted during the Soviet era led to the discovery of the Muruntau gold deposit, the world’s second-largest gold deposit, and the Almalyk ...
WANG Xueqiu +3 more
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