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The discussion of structure-geochemical prospecting about gold deposit

Zhenyu Zhao

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Structural ore controlling is a very important problem in exploration geology and geology of ore deposit. The structure-geochemical prospecting of gold deposit was discussed by mineral association of main ore-forming phase, basal ore controlling, rock body, linear structure of gravity and magnetic, dense area of ore deposits and system project.

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Structural ore controlling is a very important problem in exploration geology and geology of ore deposit. The structure-geochemical prospecting of gold deposit was discussed by mineral association of main ore-forming phase, basal ore controlling, rock body, linear structure of gravity and magnetic, dense area of ore deposits and system project.

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Structural ore controlling is a very important problem in exploration geology and geology of ore deposit. The structure-geochemical prospecting of gold deposit was discussed by mineral association of main ore-forming phase, basal ore controlling, rock body, linear structure of gravity and magnetic, dense area of ore deposits and system project.

Key concepts: Prospecting, Geology, Geochemistry, Mineral, Gold ore, Economic geology, Mineral resource classification, Regional geology

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