THE PYRITE'S TYPOMORPHIC CHARACTERISTICS IN GOLD DEPOSIT
Fanzhi Zeng
Abstract
Fanzhi Zeng
Abstract
Pyrite is the most common metal mineral in gold deposits. It not only has a close relationship with the gold mineralization, but also is the main gold-carrier. Pyrite can provide the information about metallization, ore potential, deep mineralization etc with its characters, such as crystal shapes, essential composition, microelement and pyroelectricity. This article summarizes the typomorphic characteristics of pyrite by which we can guide Au ore searching.
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Pyrite is the most common metal mineral in gold deposits. It not only has a close relationship with the gold mineralization, but also is the main gold-carrier. Pyrite can provide the information about metallization, ore potential, deep mineralization etc with its characters, such as crystal shapes, essential composition, microelement and pyroelectricity. This article summarizes the typomorphic characteristics of pyrite by which we can guide Au ore searching.
Key concepts: Pyrite, Geology, Mineralization (soil science), Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Soil science, Soil water