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Vol 29 Iss. 2
Pages:
173-177
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Article
Geology

Study of eluvial-deluvial deposits for the purpose of searching for polymetallic deposits

Authors:
M. N. Chueva
I. S. Zhigelman
Date submitted:
1952-08-11
Date accepted:
1952-10-01
Date published:
1953-07-31

Abstract

Prospecting for polymetallic deposits in the conditions of Kazakhstan is very difficult in areas of smooth relief and widespread development of eluvial-deluvial deposits. Here, prospectors primarily deal with loose deposits, under the cover of which bedrock is hidden. Additional complications in searching for polymetallic deposits from the surface arise due to the fact that these deposits usually have a deeply worked oxidation zone, as a result of which primary sulfide minerals are mostly transformed into super-sulfide ones. Oxidized sulfide ores, having increased porosity, are very easily subjected to further mechanical destruction, turning into loose finely dispersed formations.

Область исследования:
Geology
Funding:

None

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References

  1. Smirnov S. S. Oxidation zone of sulfide deposits. Publishing House of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1951.
  2. Temporary instructions for metallographic survey. Gosgeolizdat, 1951
  3. Kler M. M. Methodology of approximate quantitative spectral analysis. Information and technical leaflet. Publishing House of the Leningrad House of Scientific and Technical Propaganda, No. 72, 1952.
  4. Chueva M. N. Mineralogical analysis of concentrates and ore concentrates. Gosgeolizdat, 1950.

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