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Vol 64 Iss. 2
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77-82
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Article

Sulfur as an indicator for sulfide ores in lithochemical surveying

Authors:
N. F. Mayorov
Date submitted:
1973-08-19
Date accepted:
1973-10-17
Date published:
1974-02-01

Abstract

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%.

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