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Hydrothermal Alteration and Its Superimposed Enrichment for Qianjiadian Tabular-Type Uranium Deposit in Southwestern Songliao Basin [PDF]
Minerals, 2021 The evolution characteristics of hydrothermal activity and superimposed uranium mineralization in the Qianjiadian ore field in southwestern Songliao Basin are still controversial and lack direct evidence.
Wen-Jian Jiang +6 more
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020 Abstract The Qianjiadian uranium deposit is located in the southwest margin of Songliao basin. In this paper, electron probe, energy spectrum, back scattering analysis, scanning electron microscopy and other experimental methods are used to study uranium occurrence form and uranium mineral type in Qiandaidian uranium deposit. The results
Bo Zhang +3 more
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Geomicrobiología para prospección de uranio en profundidad en la cuenca Neuquina, Argentina
, 2021 Context: Microbiological prospecting for oil is a widely used methodology and is described in many published works. In uranium (U) mining it is not frequent, although there are some researchers who refer to some microorganisms as Bacillus sp, which are ...
Gómez, Martín Pedro +6 more
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Alteration characteristics of the sandstone-type uranium deposit in Qianjiadian, Inner Mongolia
Energy Geoscience, 2005 The Qianjiadian uranium deposit occurs invariegated clastic rocks of the Upper Cretaceous Yaojia Formation. The primary color of the ore-bearing sandstone is purple to red; the ore-bearing host rocks show gray or grayish white colors due to secondary alteration of oil-gas and oil-field water. The uranium ore bodies are of tabular shape.
Wenming Dong +3 more
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Minerals (Basel, Switzerland)Rhenium is an extremely rare critical metal element in Earth’s continental crust. Owing to its extremely high melting point and heat-stable crystalline structure, rhenium is an essential component of alloy materials used in high-performance ...
Xingzhou Liu, Fu Yong
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Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2020 The tectonic inversion of the Songliao Basin during the Cenozoic may have played an important role in controlling the development of sandstone-type uranium deposits.
Dong-Guang Yang +2 more
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Ore Geology Reviews, 2019 Abstract Appearance and coal petrology of the carbonaceous debris (CD) from the Qianjiadian uranium deposit, southern Songliao Basin are illustrated in order to reveal the relationship between the CD and uranium mineralization, response of the CD and uranium mineralization to diabase dikes, and origin of the CD. Three types of CD have been identified
Yangquan Jiao, Liqun Wu
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Mineralization characteristics and origin of the Qianjiadian uranium deposit
, 2005 Yuqi Cai
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Geological Journal, 2023
The spatiotemporal coupling relationship between deep hydrocarbon fluid and sandstone uranium mineralization within the shallow buried red‐variegated clastic rocks in the Qianjiadian area of the Songliao Basin remains a topic of controversy.
Shaohua Huang +4 more
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The spatiotemporal coupling relationship between deep hydrocarbon fluid and sandstone uranium mineralization within the shallow buried red‐variegated clastic rocks in the Qianjiadian area of the Songliao Basin remains a topic of controversy.
Shaohua Huang +4 more
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