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Geology and geophsics
  • Date submitted
    2010-07-27
  • Date accepted
    2010-09-06
  • Date published
    2011-03-21

Distribution of groups of trace elements elements by types metasomatic rocks and ores in the Elov nickel deposit

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The article deals with the distribution of groups of trace elements in four selected types of metasomatic rocks and ores in the Elov deposit: chamosite metasomatic rocks and ores, which are three mineral species: a – chamosite, в – clinochlore –brendleyit-chamosite, с – clinochlore-talc-chamosite, goethite metasomatic rocks and ores, nepouite-chrysotile-lizardite metasomatic rocks and ores, and lizardite-chrysotile serpentinites. Also calculated the coefficients of accumulation of trace elements and formulated conclusions about elements are accumulation or elements are weathered of the above types of metasomatic rocks and ores of the Elov deposit.

How to cite: Mezentseva O.P., Talovina I.V. Distribution of groups of trace elements elements by types metasomatic rocks and ores in the Elov nickel deposit // Journal of Mining Institute. 2011. Vol. 189 . p. 54-57.
Geology and geophsics
  • Date submitted
    2010-07-10
  • Date accepted
    2010-09-24
  • Date published
    2011-03-21

Value Δ34S in millerite and genesys of clinochlore-brindleyite-chamosite nickel ores in the Elov supergene deposit (North Urals)

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The article deals with genesis of chamosite zone in Elov supergene nickel deposit after the example of clinochlore-brindleyite-chamosite nickel ore. According to obtained data, isotope ratio 34 S/ 32 S in millerite from these ore type varies from –35,5 to –45,6±0,6 ‰. This value corresponds to sedimentary rocks und testifies surface exogenous genesis of chamosite nickel ores.

How to cite: Mezentseva O.P., Talovina I.V. Value Δ34S in millerite and genesys of clinochlore-brindleyite-chamosite nickel ores in the Elov supergene deposit (North Urals) // Journal of Mining Institute. 2011. Vol. 189 . p. 58-61.