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Sericite from
Khao Soon Mine, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, Thailand


Locality type:Mine
Classification
Species:Muscovite var: Sericite
Formula:KAl2(AlSi3O10)(OH)2
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Sericite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Khao Soon Mine, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, Thailand
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:572810
Long-form Identifier:1:3:572810:7
GUID (UUID V4):1d6ade4b-9e57-44b8-b29d-e02bb9fc6ea8
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Report (issue)
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Geology and mineral deposits of Thailand by I/ D. R. Shawe Open-File Report 84- Prepared...Prepared on behalf of the Government of Thailand and the Agency for International Development, U.S. Department..................................... GEOLOGY OF THAILAND.................................................framework of the region surrounding Thailand..... Geologic history of Thailand............................................... Mineral resource potential of Thailand........................... REFERENCES........
Report (issue)
Ver si on1. 1,November2014 Ve r s i on1. 1,Nove mbe r2014 Sugge s t e dc i t a t i on: We r ne r...r , A. B. T. ,Si nc l a i r , W. D. ,a ndAme y ,E. B. ,2014,I nt e r na t i ona ls t r a t e gi cmi ne...category ........ Estimated cumulative and annual mine production of tungsten contained in ore and concentrate—...also recovered from placer deposits. Most current mine production of tungsten is from vein/ stockwork,...accounted for over three-fourths of the world’s mine production of tungsten. China alone produced about
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
slumpbrecciahave been ex- quartz, andrare chalcopyrite,sericite,kaolinitc,and aminedin severalpartsof the openpit...brecciafaciesof the slumpbrecciasystemare, in pyrite and sericite,and generallyrare, but locally contrast,gradational...terlayered 7a andb) referredto asslumpbrecciaby mine per- with montmorillonite. Tourmaline occurs in...COMMUNICATIONS 1683 Timmins camp, Ontario. Moreover, at Khao Soon, Microscopicintra- and intergranular textures...deformationoriginatesfrom a point sourcerather (1983) of the mine indeed exhibit a transitionfrom than a broad surface
Report (issue)
(southern China, North and South Korea, Japan, Thailand and Burma), the Asiatic part of southern Siberia...deposits are a particular type identified at the Climax Mine in Colorado, USA. 24 Stock: an intrusive mass of... Propylitic alteration25, mainly chlorite and sericite, may form an outer halo beyond the mineralised...fractionated alkaline granites e.g. Rondônia Tin Province, Brazil. They do not occur in I-type diorite to...Mittersill–Felbertal scheelite deposit in the Salzburg province of Austria is the best known example of stratabound
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Faults,joints, Quartz, albite, Fault related Sericite-cal- Pyrite tion, sericitic Calc-silicate ...Pyrite, chalcopyrite, molybdenite,bornitc Quartz, sericite, chlorite, tour- Syenite(?) body 1.8 Mr, 4.5... Latite por- 31 Mr, 1.9 ppm phyry stock(?) sericite, fiuorapatire Calcite, diopside, 40 Mt, 0.2%...bismuthinite, chalcopyrite Quartz, tourmaline, sericite, Not recognized Granodiorite pluton Mo calcite...Surface dimensions (m) Vertical dimension (m) Thailand Redbank, Rock flour 2/1 700 X 5-80 380 Angular
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Tungsten Resources and Potential Extraction from Mine Waste Zhengdong Han , Artem Golev * and Mansour...Tungsten Resources and Potential Extraction from Mine Waste. Minerals 2021, 11, 701. Abstract: Tungsten...some toxic elements. In 2020, the world’s tungsten mine production was estimated at 84 kt of tungsten (106...tungsten primary and secondary resources, and tungsten mine waste, including its environmental risks and potential...3390/min11070701 Keywords: tungsten resources; mine waste; recycling; wolframite; scheelite Academic
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friend, and who made it possible for me to work in Thailand. ACKNOWLEGEMENTS I thank Dr Reedman of the International...enclaves with dark margins, Jerong Pluton Eastern Province Malaysia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...association with hornblende schists. Ban Nong Yai Thailand. This Complex is of Cretaceous age . . . . . ...and Le Fort (1983) in which the parameters are Q=Si/3-(K+Na+2Ca/3)and P=K-(Na+Ca). Although the latter...Belt of Southeast Australia and in the Eastern Province of the Southeast Asian Tin belt. The use of the
Report (issue)
highest-lying diamond pipe. Commissioning Letseng mine at 10 500 feet during the last two years has called...Whatever you're mining, wherever you're mining, mine it on Bridgestones Bridgestones — for all the variables...Operating conditions differ enormously from mine to mine. Not only are there variations in the kind of...Whatever you’re mining, wherever you’re mining, mine it on Bridgestones. iaaseinn Money — BRIDGE STONE...ar. CS eee ero Se x. a o Zoa” ~~’ =wee” ,ee si iain Abrasives Aluminium Antimony Asbestos Baddeleyite
 
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