Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems
The common association of carbonaceous matter (CM) with ore deposits is poorly understood. To understand the Au ore + CM association the ability of liquid hydrocarbons to act as an ore fluid was determined experimentally, and via analysis and textural observations of CMrich samples from the AuHg McL...
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| author | Crede, Lars-Steffen |
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| description | The common association of carbonaceous matter (CM) with ore deposits is poorly understood. To understand the Au ore + CM association the ability of liquid hydrocarbons to act as an ore fluid was determined experimentally, and via analysis and textural observations of CMrich samples from the AuHg McLaughlin deposit in California, USA. Experimental data suggest that, below ~200 °C hydrocarbon (Au) ore fluids may be more effective transporters of Au than aqueous ore fluids. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-752482019-04-09T01:25:13Z Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems Crede, Lars-Steffen The common association of carbonaceous matter (CM) with ore deposits is poorly understood. To understand the Au ore + CM association the ability of liquid hydrocarbons to act as an ore fluid was determined experimentally, and via analysis and textural observations of CMrich samples from the AuHg McLaughlin deposit in California, USA. Experimental data suggest that, below ~200 °C hydrocarbon (Au) ore fluids may be more effective transporters of Au than aqueous ore fluids. 2018 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/75248 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Crede, Lars-Steffen Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title | Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title_full | Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title_fullStr | Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title_full_unstemmed | Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title_short | Gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: Experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| title_sort | gold transport in aqueous versus organic fluids: experimental data and natural observations for describing ore-forming systems |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/75248 |