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P329 - Gold deportment and trace element composition of pyrite and arsenopyrite in 10 core samples: report for Aphroditegold February 2017

E Lounejeva, Karsten Goemann, Sébastien Meffre

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The overarching aims of this study are:Determination of gold-containing mineral phases, as well as gold and other trace element contents, inpyrite and arsenopyrite by combining results from Mineral Liberation Analysis (MLA) and laserablation mass spectrometry (LA-ICPMS) on 10 rock core samples.

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The overarching aims of this study are:Determination of gold-containing mineral phases, as well as gold and other trace element contents, inpyrite and arsenopyrite by combining results from Mineral Liberation Analysis (MLA) and laserablation mass spectrometry (LA-ICPMS) on 10 rock core samples.

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The overarching aims of this study are:Determination of gold-containing mineral phases, as well as gold and other trace element contents, inpyrite and arsenopyrite by combining results from Mineral Liberation Analysis (MLA) and laserablation mass spectrometry (LA-ICPMS) on 10 rock core samples.

Key concepts: Arsenopyrite, Pyrite, Trace element, Mineral, Mineralogy, Metallurgy, Geology, Geochemistry

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