Atlas of the Textural Patterns of Ore Minerals and Metallogenic Processes
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Atlas of the Textural Patterns of Ore Minerals and Metallogenic Processes

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Atlas of the Textural Patterns of Ore Minerals and Metallogenic Processes

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2010
ISBN
9783110895506
Edition
1
Topic
Physical Sciences
Subtopic
Geology & Earth Sciences

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Part I: The Textural Patterns of Ore Minerals and Their Genetic Significance
  3. Chapter 1. Introductory Concepts
  4. Chapter 2. Consideration of the Concepts of Paragenesis, Temperature Determination and Replacement, Based on Edward's Book
  5. Chapter 3. Inductive Versus Deductive Approach in the Interpretation of Textures
  6. Chapter 4. Mantle and Lower Crust Derivatives
  7. Chapter 5. Replacement Patterns and Processes
  8. Chapter 6. Replacement Versus Ex-Solutions
  9. Chapter 7. Symplectites
  10. Chapter 8. Crystalloblastesis
  11. Chapter 9. Zonal Growths
  12. Chapter 10. Epitaxis – Epitactic Growths
  13. Chapter 11. Inclusions
  14. Chapter 12. Colloform Structures (Gel Structures)
  15. Chapter 13. Sphaeroidal Structures and Textures
  16. Chapter 14. Tectonic Effects
  17. Chapter 15. Weathering and Alteration of Ore Minerals
  18. Chapter 16. Leaching, Diffusion and Element Concentration
  19. Chapter 17. Penetrability (Wegsamkeit)
  20. Part II: Consideration of Hypotheses and Theories on Metallogeny (Study Cases)
  21. Chapter 18. Global Tectonics and Metallogeny
  22. Chapter 19. Differentiation and Metallogeny
  23. Chapter 20. Metallogeny Related to Ultrabasics
  24. Chapter 21. Granites/Pegmatites and Related Metallogeny
  25. Chapter 22. Granitization - Anatexis
  26. Chapter 23. Metallogeny Related to Granodiorites-Monzonites
  27. Chapter 24. Metallogeny Related to Porphyries
  28. Chapter 25. Skarns-Pyrometasomatic Metallogeny (and Superimposed Metallogeny)
  29. Chapter 26. Pneumatolytic to Hydrothermal-Hypothermal
  30. Chapter 27. Controversies – Various Aspects of Metallogeny
  31. Chapter 28. The Witwatersrand Controversy
  32. Chapter 29. The Broken Hill Controversy
  33. Chapter 30. Mount Isa Controversy
  34. Chapter 31. The Role of Brines in Metallogeny (The Tennessee Valley-Type of Deposits)
  35. Chapter 32. The Role of Brines and the Mixed Fluids Hypothesis
  36. Chapter 33. Lateral Segregation Processes
  37. Chapter 34. Volcanogenic (Volcano-Sedimentary) Deposits
  38. Chapter 35. Consideration of Certain Aspects of Banded Iron Formations (BIFs) with Emphasis on Precambrian BIFs
  39. Chapter 36. Fluid Inclusions
  40. Chapter 37. Some Aspects of the Role of Fluids in Metamorphogenic Ores
  41. Chapter 38. Sulphur in Metallogeny
  42. Chapter 39. Study Cases of Isotopes and Their Significance in Metallogeny
  43. Chapter 40. Mass-Replacement of Rocks by Ores and Palaeo-Karst-Type Deposits
  44. Chapter 41. Hypogene, Supergene and Oxidation Mineralizations
  45. Chapter 42. Some Aspects of Manganese Mineral Formation - Transformation - Alteration - Oxidation and in General Mn-Mobilization/Remobilization
  46. Chapter 43. The Significance of Leaching and Diffusion Processes in Ore Formation
  47. Chapter 44. Redistribution – Mobilization – Remobilization
  48. Chapter 45. Zonal Distribution of Elements and Minerals
  49. Chapter 46. Source and Recipient Geoenvironments of Mineralization
  50. Part III: On the Distribution of Elements and Ore Parageneses. The Empirical Laws of Element Segregation-Concentration in Ores
  51. Chapter 47. The Empirical "Laws" of Element Segregation/Crystallochemistry/Isotope Chemistry Versus Genesis of Ores – State of the Art
  52. Chapter 48. Segregation of Elements in Accordance with Their Interrelationships to Form Mineral Association-Parageneses
  53. Chapter 49. Common (Joint) Segregation of Elements
  54. Chapter 50. Hydrothermal and Pegmatitic Element Segregation to Form U-Parageneses
  55. Chapter 51. Superimposed Paragenesis (Element Segregation/Distribution Processes)
  56. Chapter 52. Ti, V, Cr – Their Interrelationships and Antipathies
  57. Chapter 53. The Te, Se, Bi, Au, Ag Element Segregation/Distribution (in Paragenetic Associations)
  58. Chapter 54. Realgar, Orpiment – Cinnabar – Metacinnabar Parageneses
  59. Chapter 55. A Special Case of Non-Ferrous Metal Mineralization in Evaporites
  60. Chapter 56. The Segregation (Distribution) of Sn, Mo and W to Form Concentrations or Ore Deposits
  61. Chapter 57. Special Cases of Element Segregation/Distribution
  62. Chapter 58. Element Segregation/Distribution in the Manganese Parageneses
  63. Chapter 59. Trace Elements in Sulfides (Compatible with a Joint Segregation of Elements in Accordance with the Empirical "Laws" of Element Interrelations)
  64. Chapter 60. Study Cases of Agents of Metal Transportation
  65. Chapter 61. Goldschmidt's 'Laws of Element Distribution' and the Empirical "Laws" of Interrelated Element Segregation (Metallic Element Concentration)
  66. Chapter 62. Geoenvironment – Mobilization – Remobilization (Redistribution of Elements)
  67. Chapter 63. Conclusions of Part III
  68. Illustrations
  69. References
  70. Author Index
  71. Subject Index to the Text Part
  72. Subject Index to the Illustrations