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Alex P. Jacquemin,Louis Phlipsg CO. or H. reduction. The fuel-forming reaction is efficiently catalysed at minimal overpotentials (both in the dark and under illumination), while the, in this case destructive oxidation reaction is greatly suppressed. This chapter describes how the electronic state of the electrode can strongly b

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S. J. Prais,Caroline Reidforming elements of descendent-hemiascendent solutions by the heavy metallic ions of ascendent solutions. The pre-and postmetallogenic propylitization and other (clay, silica etc.) wall rock alteration products related to these ore veins are characterized, too, by the volatile elements of sedimentar

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Henk W. de Jong-4 − -4.4). In Stage III, the breakdown of ilvaite to form calcite, pyrite and ferroactinolite depends on X(CO.) which is unknown but can be estimated to be a range of 0.005 to 0.05.Under these conditions the breakdown occurs at ca. 270–350°C and low .O. (up to -5.2 log units below HM), but the reac

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Kenneth D. George,Aubrey Silberstondiverse ore deposit types, complex mineralization and huge prospective scale. There are not only a number of world-famous large and super-large ore deposits, such as Yulong copper deposit, Gacun polymetallic deposit, Jinding lead–zinc deposit, Ailaoshan gold deposit and Tengchong tin deposit, but al

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Remo Lindarstanding of the ways in which ore deposits form. This is particularly true where concealed deposits are sought, such as those of Olympic Dam in South Australia, which was located by use of predictive metallogeny beneath 300 m of cover (Roberts and Hudson, 1983). The detection of buried ore deposits

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rstanding of the ways in which ore deposits form. This is particularly true where concealed deposits are sought, such as those of Olympic Dam in South Australia, which was located by use of predictive metallogeny beneath 300 m of cover (Roberts and Hudson, 1983). The detection of buried ore deposits