Introduction to Ore-Forming Processes¶
Robb, L. J. (2005). Introduction to Ore-Forming Processes. Blackwell.
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- Hydrothermal Circulation
- In ore geology, hydrothermal fluids are the transport machinery that concentrates dispersed metals into economic deposits — porphyry-copper systems, volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits, epithermal gold, and Mississippi Valley-type lead-zinc are all hydrothermal mineralisation products
This sourceA standard text treating porphyry copper, volcanogenic massive sulfide, epithermal gold and Mississippi Valley-type lead-zinc deposits as products of hydrothermal fluid transport.
- In ore geology, hydrothermal fluids are the transport machinery that concentrates dispersed metals into economic deposits — porphyry-copper systems, volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits, epithermal gold, and Mississippi Valley-type lead-zinc are all hydrothermal mineralisation products
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