Theoretical foundations of the carbonatometric method for prospecting Iceland spar deposits
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The carbonatometric method is based on the study of dispersion halos of calcite - primary and secondary, which are the most important direct prospecting indicators of deposits of this mineral. In searching for deposits of Iceland spar by existing methods (geological survey, boulder-train) they are used only partially. Researchers pay attention only to coarse-clastic mechanical (secondary) dispersion halos, as well as to the presence in the bedrock of veinlets or disseminations of calcite, which constitute primary (macro) dispersion halos. ...
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References
- A. V. Skropyshev, A. L. Kukui. Iceland Spar. Nedra, 1973 (in Russian)
- A. V. Skropyshev, L. M. Partashnikov, Zh. A. Nikolina. Carbonatometric method of prospecting for Iceland spar deposits. Zapiski Gornogo Instituta, 1974, vol. 64, issue 2 (in Russian)
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