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Atlas of the textural patterns of ore minerals and metallogenic processes / Stylianos-Savvas P. Augustithis.
Author
Augustithis, S. S.
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Language
English
Published/Created
Berlin ; New York : W. de Gruyter, 1995.
Description
ix, 659 pages : .ill. ; 30 cm
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QE390 .A88 1995q Oversize
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Ores
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Petrofabric analysis
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 589-616) and indexes.
Contents
THE TEXTURAL PATTERNS OF ORE MINERALS AND THEIR GENETIC SIGNIFICANCE: Consideration of the concepts of paragenesis, temperature determination and replacement, Based on Edward's Book
Inductive versus deductive approach in the interpretation of textures
Mantle and lower crust derivatives
Replacement patterns and processes
Replacement versus ex-solutions
Symplectites
Crystalloblastesis
Zonal growths
Epitaxis - epitactic growths
Inclusions
Colloform structures (gel structures)
Sphaeroidal structures and textures
Tectonic effects
Weathering and alteration of ore minerals
Leaching, diffusion and element concentration Penetrability (wegsamkeit) --
CONSIDERATION OF HYPOTHESES AND THEORIES ON METALLOGENY (STUDY CASES): Global tectonics and metallogeny
Differentiation and metallogeny
Metallogeny related to ultrabasics
Granites/pegmatites and related metallogeny
Granitization - anatexis
Metallogeny related to granodiorites-monzonites
Metallogeny related to porphyries
Skarns-pyrometasomatic metallogeny (and superimposed metallogeny)
Pneumatolytic to hydrothermal-hypothermal
Controversies - various aspects of metallogeny
The Witwatersrand Controversy
The Broken Hill controversy
Mount Isa Controversy
The Role of brines in metallogeny (The Tennessee Valley-Type of Deposits)
The role of brines and the mixed fluids hypothesis
Lateral segregation processes
Volcanogenic (volcano-sedimentary) deposits
Consideration of certain aspects of banded iron formations (bifs) with emphasis on precambrian BIFs
Fluid inclusions
Some aspects of the role of fluids in metamorphogenic ores
Sulphur in metallogeny
Study cases of isotopes and their significance in metallogeny
Mass-replacement of rocks by ores and palaeo karst-type deposits
Hypogene, Supergene and Oxidation Mineralizations
Some aspects of manganese mineral formation - transformation - alteration - oxidation and in general Mn-mobilization/remobilization
The significance of leaching and diffusion processes in ore formation
Redistribution - mobilization - remobilization
Zonal distribution of elements and minerals
Source and recipient geoenvironments of mineralization --
ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ELEMENTS AND ORE PARAGENESES. THE EMPIRICAL LAWS OF ELEMENT SEGREGATION-CONCENTRATION IN ORES: The empirical "laws" of element segregation/crystallochemistry/isotope chemistry versus genesis of ores - state of the art
Segregation of elements in accordance with their interrelationships to form mineral association-parageneses
Common (joint) segregation of elements
Hydrothermal and pegmatitic element segregation to form U-parageneses
Superimposed paragenesis (element segregation/distribution processes)
Ti, V, Cr- their interrelationships and antipathies
The Te, Se, Bi, Au, Ag element segregation/distribution (in paragenetic associations)
Realgar, orpiment - cinnabar - metacinnabar parageneses
A special case of non-ferrous metal mineralization in evaporites
The Segregation (distribution) of Sn, Mo and W to form concentrations or ore deposits
Special cases of element segregation/distribution
Element segregation/distribution in the manganese parageneses
Trace elements in sulfides (compatible with a joint segregation of elements in accordance with the empirical "laws" of element interrelations)
Study cases of agents of metal transportation
Goldschmidt's 'laws of element distribution' and the empirical "laws" of interrelated element segregation (metallic element concentration)
Geoenvironment - mobilization - remobilization (redistribution of elements).
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ISBN
3110136392 ((alk. paper))
9783110136395 ((alk. paper))
LCCN
94041197
OCLC
31374166
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