| | Report (issue) | Pekoite PbCuBi11 (S, Se)18 c 2001-2005 Mineral Data Publishing, version 1 Crystal Data: Orthorhombic...744(6) c = 4.016(1) Z=2 X-ray Powder Pattern: Juno mine, Australia. 3.140 (100), 3.025 (40), 3.622 (30)...(1) 5.1 1.3 73.6 7.4 14.3 Total 101.7 (1) Juno mine, Australia; by electron microprobe, corresponds...hydrothermal replacements associated with volcanism (Juno mine, Australia). Association: Gladite, junoite, emplectite...emplectite, magnetite, chalcopyrite (Juno mine, Australia); paděraite, hammarite, chalcopyrite, grossular | | Voudouris, P., Melfos, V., Spry, P. G., Bonsall, T. A., Tarkian, M., Solomos, Ch. (2008) Carbonate-replacement Pb–Zn–Ag ± Au mineralization in the Kamariza area, Lavrion, Greece: Mineralogy and thermochemical conditions of formation. Mineralogy and Petrology, 94 (1) 85-106 doi:10.1007/s00710-008-0007-4 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | mineralizing stages can best be observed in Jean Baptiste mine where banded replacement veins crosscut marbles...included in coarsegrained quartz (in the Christiana mine), but it also occurs as small inclusions in pyrite...and Breskovska (1995) from the Zidarovo deposit (Bulgaria). The maximum Bi content reaches 1.00 atoms per...8–10 kam9, Ilarion; 11 CL5, Clemence mine; 12 CL2, Clemence mine. – not analysed, n number of analyses...sulfosalts, bismuthinite-pekoite and chalcopyrite at the Svishti Plaz gold deposit in Bulgaria and suggested that | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | formation of structural-mineralogical complexes in the province was subdivided into several stages terminated...(1530–1547 Ma) [5,30,31]. In the southern part of the province, all the above structural-mineralogical complexes...rapakivi granites (Figure 2). The map of the of province was compiled by A.E.by Tornebom [16]. More ites...ites (Figure 2).geological The geological map the province was compiled А.E. Tornebom [16]. details added...same hypsometric level for most deposits of the province. Confined to this surface are Sn- and Be-Sn ore |
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