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N. F. Mayorov
N. F. Mayorov

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  • Date submitted
    1977-09-17
  • Date accepted
    1977-11-05

Importance of cobalt in lithochemical prospecting of copper-nickel ores in the Kola Peninsula conditions

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In ultrabasic-basic rocks, copper-nickel and pyrrhotite ores, cobalt is a constant companion of nickel. In this regard, the observed geochemical anomalies in moraine sediments above the above objects are characterized not only by elevated nickel and copper, but also by cobalt ...

How to cite: Mayorov N.F., Stukkey G.A., Chekushin V.A. Importance of cobalt in lithochemical prospecting of copper-nickel ores in the Kola Peninsula conditions // Journal of Mining Institute. 1978. Vol. 76. p. 101-103.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1973-08-05
  • Date accepted
    1973-10-26

Search for sulfide copper-nickel ores in moraine deposits by scattering flows

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Lithochemical survey in the conditions of the Kola Peninsula and Karelia is now beginning to be widely used in combination with geophysical methods at the stage of detailed prospecting. Drilling verification confirms the high efficiency of the method, which allows rejecting numerous geophysical anomalies caused by virtually nickel-free pyrrhotite ores and objects of non-metallic nature.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F., Shutko L.L. Search for sulfide copper-nickel ores in moraine deposits by scattering flows // Journal of Mining Institute. 1974. Vol. 64. Iss. 2. p. 72-76.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1973-08-19
  • Date accepted
    1973-10-17

Sulfur as an indicator for sulfide ores in lithochemical surveying

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When searching for sulfide ores, sulfur is usually not determined in lithochemical samples. Meanwhile, at clark values in the lithosphere of 0.047%, its content in sulfide ores reaches tens of percent. Thus, in samples of sulfide copper-nickel ores of Allarechensky and Monchegorsk districts of the Kola Peninsula up to 27-33% of sulfur was found, in .samples of pyrrhotite ores of Allarechensky district 20-26%.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F. Sulfur as an indicator for sulfide ores in lithochemical surveying // Journal of Mining Institute. 1974. Vol. 64. Iss. 2. p. 77-82.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1968-08-03
  • Date accepted
    1968-10-28

On the upward migration of nickel and copper in the formation of salt halos in moraine sediments

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The search for sulfide copper-nickel ores on the Kola Peninsula and Karelia in the areas of continuous overlapping of bedrock by moraine sediments is very difficult. Geophysical methods, widely used in these conditions for prospecting purposes, often do not give an unambiguous answer about the causal relationship of the induced anomalies. The methodology of lithochemical survey developed by the Leningrad Mining Institute in relation to these conditions can provide significant assistance in improving the efficiency of prospecting. It is currently being implemented in a number of geophysical parties of the Kola District Geological Exploration Department and the Western Geophysical Trust in order to sort out geophysical anomalies. Application of lithochemical survey in one of such parties in 1966 in combination with geophysical methods led to the discovery of mineralization at a depth.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F. On the upward migration of nickel and copper in the formation of salt halos in moraine sediments // Journal of Mining Institute. 1969. Vol. 56. Iss. 2. p. 63-72.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1968-08-13
  • Date accepted
    1968-10-14

On the role of secondary dolomitization of limestones in karst formation

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The formation of voids in rocks during the development of karst is usually explained by the dissolving action of water and mechanical destruction of rocks with the removal of particles by groundwater. The study of deep karst at the Leningrad oil shale deposit shows that the formation of voids in carbonate rocks can also go at metasomatic processes - as a result of secondary dolomitization of limestone.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F., Evgenieva E.N. On the role of secondary dolomitization of limestones in karst formation // Journal of Mining Institute. 1969. Vol. 56. Iss. 2. p. 81-83.
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  • Date submitted
    1965-08-08
  • Date accepted
    1965-10-04

Selection of moraine sediment fractions to be analyzed in lithogeochemical surveys

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The methodology of lithogeochemical survey in conditions of overlapping of bedrock by moraine formations of considerable thickness differs significantly from the methodology used in cover el in dealluvial deposits. This difference, as we found in one of the regions of the Kola Peninsula in the search for copper-nickel sulfide ores, is due to the greater importance of salt halos in scattering than mechanical ...

How to cite: Mayorov N.F. Selection of moraine sediment fractions to be analyzed in lithogeochemical surveys // Journal of Mining Institute. 1966. Vol. 51. Iss. 2. p. 62-65.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1962-08-12
  • Date accepted
    1962-10-03

On the methodology of analyzing samples of plant litter in biochemical surveying

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In the far north in the conditions of moraine deposits, plant litter serves as a source material for samples in biochemical surveys in connection with the search for copper-nickel and polymetallic ores. After sampling on a certain network (depending on the survey scale), the litter is dried, ash-dried and its ash (usually by volume) is submitted for spectral analysis. Based on the results of analysis, graphs of copper, nickel and other elements content or maps of isoconcentrations are constructed. According to such a scheme is currently carried out biochemical survey by production organizations.

How to cite: Maiorov N.F. On the methodology of analyzing samples of plant litter in biochemical surveying // Journal of Mining Institute. 1963. Vol. 45. Iss. 2. p. 107-113.
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Geology
  • Date submitted
    1961-08-05
  • Date accepted
    1961-10-21

Газообъемный метод анализа карбонатных пород

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С карбонатными породами связано большое количество место­рождений руд различных металлов и многих неметаллических полез­ных ископаемых. По данным И. И. Князева, более половины мировой продукции цинка и свинца приходится на месторождения, залегающие в известняках и доломитах. Полиметаллические месторождения типа замещения в известняках и скарнового типа имеют значительное рас­пространение в Забайкалье, Средней Азии и других рудных районах. По данным В. С. Кормилицына, около 90% полиметаллических место­рождений одного из районов Восточного Забайкалья, в том числе все более крупные объекты, приурочены к доломитам; около 8% месторож­дений находится в известняках. С карбонатными породами связаны многие месторождения железа, марганца, меди, серебра, золота, ртути и других металлов. Во многих рудных районах Союза свинцово-цинко­вое и другое гидротермальное оруденение, как отмечает Ф. И. Вольфсон, локализуется в пределах структурных ярусов, обогащенных кар­бонатными толщами, наряду с полным отсутствием такого оруденения в более глубоко залегающих структурных ярусах, сложенных различ­ными сланцами, кварцитами, эффузивами и другими породами, обо­гащенными алюмосиликатными составляющими. Эпигенетическое ору­денение, формирующееся среди карбонатных пород, чаще наблюдается среди горизонтов доломитов, чем известняков. В связи с этим выде­ление доломитов приобретает существенное значение при геологической съемке и поисках.

How to cite: Maiorov N.F. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1962. Vol. 43. Iss. 2. p. 93.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1960-08-01
  • Date accepted
    1960-10-26

МЕТОДИКА ПОЛУКОЛИЧЕСТВЕННОГО КАПЕЛЬНОГО АНАЛИЗА НА НИКЕЛЬ, МЕДЬ И ЦИНК ИЗ ОДНОЙ НАВЕСКИ

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Как показали исследования на Южном Урале, при металлометри­ческой съемке с целью поисков медноколчеданных руд, простран­ственно тяготеющих к ультраосновным породам или залегающих среди метаморфических сланцев, или пород зеленокаменной полосы этой провинции важное значение имеет определение никеля, меди и цинка или двух последних из этих элементов.

How to cite: Maiorov N.F. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1961. Vol. 39. Iss. 2. p. 145.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1958-08-26
  • Date accepted
    1958-10-06

Method of zinc and lead determination from a single sample by drop analysis method

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Pre-treatment of samples in the drop method as well as in other methods of chemical analysis depends on the elements to be determined and those compounds in the form of which they are found. In metallometric surveys for polymetals, loose material from the oxidation zone is usually received for analysis. In such cases, sample pretreatment can be carried out with one concentrated HCl. Samples containing sulphides are treated with concentrated HCl in the presence of an oxidizing agent. In the proposed variant of the method of analysis of zinc and lead from a single sample as an oxidizing agent is recommended bertolitic salt.

How to cite: Maiorov N.F. Method of zinc and lead determination from a single sample by drop analysis method // Journal of Mining Institute. 1959. Vol. 36. Iss. 2. p. 104-107.
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Geology
  • Date submitted
    1954-08-15
  • Date accepted
    1954-10-13

Semi-quantitative drop analysis method for zinc

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The emergence of drop analysis as an independent analytical method dates back to 1920. This method, which allows working with a minimum expenditure of reagents and time, was first developed in the Soviet Union by N. A. Tananaev. Drop analysis is one of the methods of microchemical analysis. However, this method can achieve the accuracy inherent in colorimetry in general only in certain rare cases. When determining on a drop plate, colorimetric comparison is much more difficult. Particularly difficult is the analysis in small test tubes. The problem of determining small quantities of elements attracts the attention, as is known, of specialists in various fields of knowledge, including geologists. The proposed method of semi-quantitative determination of zinc based on the drop analysis method was developed by us at the end of 1952. It is aimed at obtaining more reliable indicators that provide a quantitative assessment of the element being studied.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F. Semi-quantitative drop analysis method for zinc // Journal of Mining Institute. 1955. Vol. 30. Iss. 2. p. 192-202.
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Geology
  • Date submitted
    1954-08-25
  • Date accepted
    1954-10-03

Carbonate survey method for mapping limestones

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"Mapping of limestones is the first stage of polymetallic exploration for deposits of the substitution type in limestones and skarn polymetallic ores of the Tetyukhin type. Geological mapping, as is known, does not encounter any particular difficulties in areas of good rock exposure. Where rocks are covered by modern deposits of even small thickness and vegetation is developed, geologists are forced to resort to mining. For mapping in closed areas, geophysical exploration methods are increasingly used, in particular, magnetic exploration, electrical exploration, T-survey and other methods. However, the use of these methods is often limited by the small difference in the physical properties of rocks. As a component of the complex in geophysical work for mapping limestones, the carbonate survey method is proposed. The carbonate survey method, as a quantitative method of rock analysis, can serve as a methodological basis for studying mechanical dispersion halos. Its use for this purpose will provide an opportunity to better understand the laws of dispersion and ore components.

How to cite: Mayorov N.F. Carbonate survey method for mapping limestones // Journal of Mining Institute. 1955. Vol. 30. Iss. 2. p. 203-209.