Applied mineral exploration methods, hydrothermal fluids, baro-acoustic decrepitation, CO2 rich fluids
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New model 216 decreptiometer

Exploration of the Mt. Boppy Au deposit, NSW

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Do IOCG deposits form from CO2 fluids?

How CO2 inclusions form from aqueous fluids (UPDATED)

Understanding heterogeneous fluids : why gold is not transported in CO2-only fluids

Gold-quartz deposits form from aqueous - CO2 fluids: NOT from CO2-only fluids


Discussions why H2 analysis by mass spectrometry is wrong



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Gold at Okote, Ethiopia

Kalgoorlie Au data

Sangan skarn Fe deposits, Iran

Studies of 6 Pegmatite deposits

A study of the Gejiu tin mine, China


Exploration using palaeo-hydrothermal fluids

Using opaque minerals to understand ore fluids


Understanding baro-acoustic decrepitation.

An introduction to fluid inclusions and mineral exploration applications.



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Upper Beaver, Ontario  Sample descriptions


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H197     Sample# 1337B
cse grain magnetite  tr cpy , strongly magnetic, tr qz, minor vugs
One shaft area

H193     Sample# 1336C
med grain magnetite  tr cpy , strongly magnetic, vuggy
One shaft area

H194     Sample# 1336D
med grain magnetite  tr cpy , strongly magnetic, minor vugs minor qz
One shaft area

H179     Sample# 1332I
fine grained chlorite/magnetite, very magnetic  no S=


H177     Sample# 1332G
Chlorite/magnetite, much cpy, mod magnetic


H199     Sample# 1337D
fine grain magnetite  tr cpy , strongly magnetic, tr qz, NO vugs
One shaft area

H205     Sample# 1338D
fine grained magnetite, strongly magnetic
Background costeans near One shaft

H203     Sample# 1338B
very fine grained magnetite, mod magnetic, trace qz
Background costeans near One shaft


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