Conditions of the natural electric field formation at the silicate nickel deposits of weathering crust
About authors
- 1 — Ph.D., Dr.Sci. professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 2 — Ph.D., Dr.Sci. professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 3 — Ph.D. associate professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 4 — student National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Abstract
Possibility of the natural electric field formation in conditions of the lateritic weathering crust of the ultra basic rocks in presence of extended in depth magnetite bearing bodies is proved. Theoretical curves of concentration of the dissolved oxygen and oxidized forms of magnetite are obtained. It is enough satisfied coincidence with the experimental data.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Application of the modern electric exploratory technologies in prospecting of mineral deposits
Keywords:
weathering crust
natural electric fields
concentration of the dissolved oxygen
no nlinear integral equation
Funding:
None
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