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A Study of the Magmatic Sulfid Ores

Austin Flint Rogers Cyrus Fisher Tolman · 1916 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
Austin Flint Rogers Cyrus Fisher Tolman
Language
English
Published
1916
Length
29,655 words · about 2 h 5 min
Sections
3 reader sections
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Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
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Public domain in the United States · PD-US by publication date

 

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Part I. Discussion Of The Bearing Of Magmatic Dif- Ferentiation On Ore Segregation ... 9

Review of the current theories of magmatic differentiation; Theories favored by us ; Problems to be investigated ; Methods of investigation ; Microscopic investigation; Conclusions from our microscopic investigations ; The evidence on which the above conclusions are based ; Replacement phenomena in the magmatic ores; Alteration and later rearrangement in magmatic ores; Absence of pneumatolytic and hydrothermal alteration during ore deposition; Magnetite-ilmenite magmatic ores; Euhedral magnetite formed at a late magmatic stage; Other accessory minerals of probable late magmatic origin; Stages recognized in the formation of magmatic ores.

PART 11. DESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS DEPOSITS

OF THE MAGMATIC ORES

GROUP I. THE NICKEL- AND COPPER-BEARING PYRRHOTITIC DEPOSITS

Sudbury, Canada .* ^^

Geology ; Structure of the ore bodies ; Microscopic descriptions ; Origin of the Sudbury ores ; Bibliography of the Sudbury ore deposits. The Alexo Mine» Ontario, Canada ........ 37

Geology; Uglow's conclusions; Microscopic description; Summary; Bibliography of the Alexo ore deposits.

The Friday Mine, San Diego County, California 39

Microscopic description; Summary.

The Golden Curry Mine, Montana 4^

Geology; Microscopic description.

Prospect Hill, Litchfield, Connecticut 43

Knox County, Maine 44

Mountain, Wisconsin 44

Other Pyrrhotite Deposits in the United States 44

iNsizwA Range, East Griqualand, South Africa 44

Geology ; Petrography and mineralogy ; Discussion of Vogt's conclusions ; Summary ; Bibliography of the Norwegian deposits.

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Other Eusofean Occurrences 54

Sweden; Baden, Horbach, and Todtmoos, Germany; Sohland and Sweiderich on the boundary between Saxony and Bohemia.

GROUP II. THE MAGMATIC CHALCOPYRITE-BORNITE DEPOSITS

OoKiEP, Namaqualand, South Africa 56

Geology; Microscopic descriptions; Summary; Bibliography of the Ookiep deposits.

Engels Mine, Plumas County, California 61

Geology; Microscopic descriptions; Summary; Bibliography of the Engels ore deposit.

REMARKS ON CERTAIN OTHER DEPOSITS THAT HAVE BEEN CLASSIFIED

AS MAGMATIC

Pyritic Deposits 65

Magnetite-Ilmenite Deposits 67

Other Magmatic Iron Ores 67

Chromite Deposits 68

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