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Chevkinite Group from
Sin Quyen Mine, Bat Xat District, Lào Cai Province, Vietnam


Locality type:Mine
Classification
Species:'Chevkinite Group' (not an IMA approved species)
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Chevkinite Group data
Locality Data:Click here to view Sin Quyen Mine, Bat Xat District, Lào Cai Province, Vietnam
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1521652
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1521652:6
GUID (UUID V4):f75eb328-1999-4c73-902a-afafd5ace777
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Journal (article/letter/editorial)
monazite-(Ce) and chevkinite-(Ce) from the Sin Quyen Fe-Cu-LREE-Au deposit, northwestern Vietnam Xiao-Chun Li1...Kong SAR, China Abstract The Sin Quyen deposit in northwestern Vietnam is composed of Fe-Cu-LREE-Au ore...ores with variable amounts of monazite-(Ce) and chevkinite-(Ce) crystals, which have undergone fluid-induced...fluid-induced alteration. Monazite(Ce) and chevkinite-(Ce) were deposited from high-temperature fluids in the...Ca/Na ratios and relatively low temperatures. Chevkinite-(Ce) was variably replaced by an assemblage of
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Composition, paragenesis, and alteration of the chevkinite group of minerals Ray Macdonald1,2, Bogusław Bagiński1...Virginia 20190-4026, U.S.A. Abstract The chevkinite-group minerals (CGM) are dominantly monoclinic REE-Ti-Fe...will undoubtedly be identified. Minerals of the group are known from hundreds of terrestrial localities...skarns and fenites, and in rare-metal deposits. Chevkinite-group minerals may form over the pressure range...redistribution during these processes. Keywords: Chevkinite-group, structure, composition, occurrence, alteration
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minerals Article Extreme Alteration of Chevkinite-(Ce) by Pb-CO2-Rich Fluids: Evidence from the White...Kotowski, J.; Jokubauskas, P. Extreme Alteration of Chevkinite-(Ce) by Pb-CO2 -Rich Fluids: Evidence from the...hydrothermal alteration scheme was presented for chevkinite-(Ce) from the White Tundra pegmatite (2656 ±...-rich fluids initially removed REE and Y from the chevkinite-(Ce), with enrichment in Pb and U. PbO abundances...Continued alteration resulted in the altered chevkinite-(Ce) being progressively transformed to a Pb-Ti-Fe-Si
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Relationships between monazite, apatite and chevkinite-group minerals in the rhyolitic Joe Lott Tuff, Utah...Relationships between monazite, apatite and chevkinite-group minerals in the rhyolitic Joe Lott Tuff, Utah...Relationships between monazite, apatite and chevkinite-group minerals in the rhyolitic Joe Lott Tuff, Utah...of the REE-bearing phases, monazite and the chevkinite-group minerals (CGM): (i) Jo ur the presence of...distribution and variations in monazite and apatite-group composition with stratigraphic height in the deposit
 
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