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Provenance and Tectonic Setting of the Lower Cretaceous Huanhe Formation in the Northwestern Ordos Basin and Its Implications for Uranium Mineralization. [PDF]

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Sun D, Li H, Xia F, Nie F, Huang G, Zhang Z, Meng F, Pan J, Hu Y.   +8 more
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Mineralization characteristics and origin of the Qianjiadian uranium deposit

Guangxi Ou, Jinrong Lin, Shengxiang Li, Wenming Dong, Yuliang Xia, Yuqi Cai   +5 more
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Mineralogical and geochemical studies on the Qianjiadian deposit, Songliao Basin, NE China: Insights into multiple metallogenic processes in the sandstone-type uranium deposit

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Xiaowen Hu, Xiaoyong Yang, Mingxing Ling, Jianbing Xu, Gaofeng Du, Qingchun Li, Minqiang Cao, Zhaojian Wu   +7 more
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The behavior of pyrite during in-situ leaching of uranium by CO2 + O2: A case study of the Qianjiadian uranium deposit in the Songliao Basin, northeastern China

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Yuanqing Fan, Hao Song, Zexin Wang, Nan Gan, Chengjiang Zhang, Baojin Zhao, Zhengqi Xu, Yahui Tan   +7 more
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Uranium mining fuels evolution in deep groundwater microbiomes

Xiu W, Bornemann TL, Zhang T, Soares AR, Xie L, Künkel JM, Lian G, Weng H, Lu C, Yang B, Gai R, Gao Z, Zhang D, Yuan Y, Du Z, Xia Q, Chen L, Lloyd JR, Dong H, Su X, Guo H, Probst AJ.   +21 more
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Spatiotemporal relationship between hydrocarbon fluid and sandstone‐hosted uranium deposits in the Qianjiadian area, Songliao Basin

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, Mingkuan Qin, Zhangyue Liu, Jing Xiao, Nian Liu   +4 more
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Discovery of Trogtalite (CoSe₂) in the Qianjiadian Sandstone‐Type Uranium Deposit in China

Resource Geology
ABSTRACTCobalt (Co), selenium (Se) and uranium (U) are strategic and critical elements with significant global demand. Typically, cobalt is mainly recovered as a by‐product from sulfide and sulfoarsenide minerals associated with copper, nickel, and iron, while its occurrence as independent minerals, particularly trogtalite (cubic CoSe2), is rare.
Xiao‐Wen Hu, Ming‐Xing Ling, Xiao‐Yong Yang, Qing‐Chun Li, Min‐Qiang Cao   +4 more
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Review for "Spatiotemporal relationship between hydrocarbon fluid and sandstone‐hosted uranium deposits in the Qianjiadian area, Songliao Basin"

2023
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Decision letter for "Spatiotemporal relationship between hydrocarbon fluid and sandstone‐hosted uranium deposits in the Qianjiadian area, Songliao Basin"

2023
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Nonaqueous Electrochemistry of Uranium Complexes: A Guide to Structure–Reactivity Tuning

Chemical Reviews, 2023
Judith Riedhammer, Dominik P Halter, Karsten Meyer   +2 more
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