Applied mineral exploration methods, hydrothermal fluids, baro-acoustic decrepitation, CO2 rich fluids
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Hydrogen analyses of FIs by Mass Spec are erroneous

Why don't Exploration geologists understand fluid inclusions?

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Exploration using palaeo-hydrothermal fluids

Contrasting magnetite in Skarn and BIF

New data from Krivoy Rogand Kremnicia

Using opaque minerals to understand ore fluids

The Tennant Creek Fe-oxide Au Cu deposits, NT, Australia

Decrepitation using Fe-oxide opaques

Understanding baro-acoustic decrepitation.

An introduction to fluid inclusions and mineral exploration applications.

Decrepitation shows high CO2 at the Woods Point Au mines, Victoria, Aust

Exploration of concealed Au deposits in the Tanami, NT, Aust.

Decrepitation is caused ONLY by fluid inclusions

Fluid inclusions in quartz cannot prove that non-aqueous CO2 fluids formed the ore


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