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This manuscript deals with the analysis of significant rare earth elements (REE) minerals such as eudialyte, lorenzenite, loparite, perovskite, titanite, apatite, and carbonates.
Miłosz Huber +3 more
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The Miaoya complex in Hubei Province hosts one of the most important REE deposit in China. This complex is composed of syenite, carbonatite (SiO2 < 10%), and a suite of silica-rich carbonatite (SiO2>30%).
Yinqiu Hu, Bin Wu, Qian Ren
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Corona formation around monazite and xenotime during greenschist-facies metamorphism and deformation [PDF]
Epidote/allanite–fluorapatite coronae around monazite and xenotime are investigated in Permian pegmatites deformed under greenschist-facies conditions during Alpine tectonometamorphism in the Austroalpine basement, Eastern Alps.
F. Hentschel +4 more
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This paper presents characteristics of appearance and mineral chemistry of phosphate phase, including fluorapatite and monazite in the South Nam Xe carbonatite dykes in Northwest Vietnam.
Nụ, Nguyễn Thị Hồng +3 more
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Chemical-mineralogical characterization of critical elements into ferromanganese crusts
The demand for critical chemical elements applied in clean energy technologies is increasing and, although deep-sea mining feasibility still is an open question, it might be a pathway to overcome the problem.
Caroline Silva de Matos +3 more
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Carbonatitic versus hydrothermal origin for fluorapatite REE-Th deposits: Experimental study of REE transport and crustal “antiskarn” metasomatism [PDF]
Nolans-type ore deposits contain REE and Th mineralization hosted in fluorapatite veins. These veins intrude granulite facies rocks and are surrounded by a diopside selvage.
Michael Anenburg +3 more
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Minerals-concentrators of rare-earth elements in basites-ultrabasites intrusives of Norilsk district
The conditions of being, the history of formation and transformation of minerals-concentrators of rare-earth elements (REE) - apatite minerals group and epidote minerals group, have been studied and described.
Yu. D. Gritsenko, A. A. Serova
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Introduction REE should be evaluated in rocks and minerals due to their behavior in complex geochemical processes leading to their use as tracers in geochemical environments.
Kiamars Hosseini +1 more
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Geochemistry of Uranium and Rare Earth Elements in the Phosphate Horizon of Jeiroud Formation, Firoozkuh area, Central Alborz Zone [PDF]
Two phosphorite deposits including Paghela and Gadok, within the Jiroud Formation (Upper Devonian) in the northeast of Firoozkuh in the Central Alborz geotectonic zone have been studied.
Samaneh Ziapour, Khalegh Khoshnoodi
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Phlogopite and associated minerals from Permian minettes in Devon, South England [PDF]
Electron-microprobe analyses were made of mica, clinopyroxene, alkali feldspar, Fe‒Ti oxides and apatite in Permian minettes from Hannaborough Quarry, Killerton Park and Loxbeare Farm, south Devon, England.
A.P. Jones, J.V. Smith
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