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Journal articles on the topic "Sulfures (minéralogie) – Gisements – Espagne"
Bejaoui, J., S. Bouhlel, D. Barca, and A. Braham. "Le champ filonien à Zn-(Pb, Cu, As, Hg) du district minier de Fedj Hassène (Nord Ouest de la Tunisie): Minéralogie, Eléments en traces, Isotopes du Soufre et Inclusions Fluides." Estudios Geológicos 67, no. 1 (June 30, 2011): 5. http://dx.doi.org/10.3989/egeol.40214.118.
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Diagana, Bocar. "L'importance des remobilisations des métaux (Cu, Zn, Au) lors du métamorphisme rétrograde : étude des paléofluides et des assemblages minéralogiques des amas sulfurés sud-ibériques de Tharsis et La Zarza." Nancy 1, 2001. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/SCD_T_2001_0058_DIAGANA.pdf.
Full textMakvandi, Sheida. "Indicator mineral exploration methodologies for VMS deposits using geochemistry and physical characteristics of magnetite." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26566.
Full textTo evaluate the potential of magnetite as an indicator mineral for Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) deposits, trace element compositions and physical characteristics (morphology, grain size, and surface textures) of magnetite from various VMS settings were investigated. Physical characteristics and mineral associations of magnetite from the Izok Lake deposit (Nunavut, Canada), its host bedrocks, and till covering the nearby area were studied using optical microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), and Mineral Liberation Analysis (MLA). The results distinguish magmatic, metamorphic and supergene magnetite in the VMS setting, and indicate that 1) the grain-size distribution of magnetite and its textural relationships with mineral associations fingerprint the host bedrocks, 2) the angularity of magnetite in till is indicative of the original shape of the mineral, and 3) the surface textures of detrital magnetite are diagnostic of processes affecting grains during erosion, transport, and after deposition in glacial sediments. Variation in magnetite composition from the Izok Lake (Nunavut, Canada) and Halfmile Lake (New Brunswick, Canada) deposits and their host rocks were studied using SEM, Electron Probe Micro-Analyzer (EPMA), and Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). The data were transformed for censored values using the R-package robCompositions. Transformed data were converted using centered log-ratio to overcome the closure effect, and then were investigated by Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to discriminate different rock/deposit samples based on Si, Ca, Zr, Al, Ga, Mn, Mg, Ti, Zn, Co, Ni and Cr contents of magnetite. The data from sixteen VMS deposits from four subtypes (mafic, bimodal-mafic, bimodal-felsic, and felsic-siliciclastic), and three VMS-associated Banded Iron Formations (BIF) were also investigated by Partial Least Squares Discriminant Analysis (PLS-DA). PLS-DA to distinguish different compositions of magnetite based on Si, Ca, Al, Mn, Mg, Ti, Zn, Co and Ni contents. The results indicate four types of magnetite in association with VMS deposits: 1) magmatic, 2) hydrothermal, 3) metamorphic, and 4) zoned magnetite. PLS-DA separates VMS and VMS-associated BIF magnetite from that of other mineral deposit types including Ni-Cu, porphyry, IOCG and IOA deposits. PCA and PLS-DA of magnetite data from VMS bedrock/deposit and BIF samples yield discrimination models that can be used to classify magnetite compositions in till samples for mineral exploration.
Abu, Fatima Mohamed. "Métallogenèse et évolution géotectonique des amas sulfurés polymétalliques et des gisements d’or associés de la chaine d’Ariab-Arbaat (Red Sea Hills, NE Soudan)." Nancy 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006NAN10142.
Full textVolcanic-hosted massive sulphides (VMS) from the Ariab Mining District (NE Sudan) formed in relation with a submarine volcanic activity within an Upper Proterozoic tholeiitic to calc-alkaline arc setting. Gold is exploited in silica-baritic rocks of supergene origin formed after massive sulphides but also in massive barite lenses and pre-kinematic quartz veins. All formations are affected by accretion tectonics and related shear deformation (D1-2). Gold assemblage (Au, Cu-Te) post-dates ductile deformation and the greenschist facies metamorphism peak. It formed by dilution, associated to a P-T drop, of aqueous-carbonic fluids(300-400°C-200-450MPa) under brittle-ductile shearing conditions (D3) after “adakite-like” intrusions (G2). It results either from in-situ gold remobilization within early auriferous hydrothermal deposits or from late-orogenic gold introduction
Lalonde, Erik. "Alteration and Cu-Zn mineralization of the turgeon volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit (New Brunswick, Canada)." Thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2014/30505/30505.pdf.
Full textThe Turgeon deposit is a mafic-type Cu-Zn volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposit hosted in the Middle Ordovician gabbros, sheeted dykes, and pillow basalts of the Devereaux Formation of the Fournier Group in the Elmtree-Belledune Inlier, northern New Brunswick (Canada). The Turgeon deposit consists of two lensed-shaped Cu-Zn massive sulfide zones (“100m Zinc”, “48-49”) composed of pyrite, chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite, and sphalerite, underlain by chalcopyrite-pyrite stockworks. Trace element geochemistry indicates that the host rocks are composed primarily of tholeiitic basalts and andesites with mid-ocean ridge basalt (MORB) signatures. Alteration mineral assemblages of the footwall basalts proximal to mineralization are dominantly chlorite ± quartz in the stockwork zone, and calcite ± siderite ± pyrite ± talc near the massive sulfide lenses. Sulfides at Turgeon have an average δ34S of 6.9 ‰ (5.8 – 10‰), indicating that sulfur was derived from thermochemical reduction of Ordovician seawater sulfate.
Ferraina, Clément. "Partage des métaux entre liquide sulfuré et liquide silicaté : Expérimentation, modélisation et applications aux gisements de sulfures magmatiques." Thesis, Orléans, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018ORLE2004/document.
Full textA comprehensive knowledge of metal partitioning between sulfide liquid and silicate melt is essential tounderstand sulfide liquid enrichment in chalcophile and siderophile elements that can lead to theformation of magmatic sulfide ore deposits.The first aim of this thesis was to quantify the partition coefficients (Dsul/sil) for Co, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt andAu at crustal conditions relevant to the Noril’sk-Talnakh region (Russia), through an experimental studyconducted in internal heated pressure vessels at 1200 °C, 70 MPa, and under variable oxygenfugacities.Our results show that Dsul/sil for Pd, Ag, Pt and Au increase with the content of the element in the sulfideliquid, showing that they do not follow Henry’s law, in contrast to those for Co, Ni, and Cu. These Dsul/silcan reproduce the metal contents of natural sulfides of the Noril’sk region, starting from a parent magmaPd- and Pt-richer than the lavas of the region, and invoking an interaction between the masses of silicateliquid and sulfide liquid in order to enrich the latter.The second objective of this thesis was to model Dsul/sil variations as a function of magmatic conditions,using a thermodynamic approach. This modeling allows investigating the variations of Dsul/sil withtemperature, pressure, oxygen fugacity and the compositions of both liquids and suggests that the maficmagmas with the lowest temperatures and pressures and the highest oxygen fugacities are those inequilibrium with the most enriched sulfide liquid
Gouedji, Gnamba Emmanuel. "Les séquences mafiques-ultramafiques de Samapleu et leur minéralisation en Ni-Cu-EGP : un dyke éburnéen (2,09 Ga) du complexe lité Yacouba (domaine archéen de Man - Côte d'Ivoire)." Thesis, Besançon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BESA2051.
Full textThe Yacouba layered complex intrudes the archean (3.6-2.78 Ga) Man field in the Biankouma-Sipilou area, western Ivory Coast. In Samapleu area, the complex is composed of three entities; Samapleu Main (SM); Samapleu Extension 1 (E1) and Yorodougou (Yo). It includes websterites, peridotites, chromitites, norites, gabbro-norites horizons. These horizons (total thickness of 80 to 200 m) inclined at 70-80° to the SE; arranged symmetrically with mafic layers at the center and ultramafic layers at both margins, are features of a dyke ; show a root more than 600 m from the surface with a junction intrusion (SM, E1) in more depth.At the E1 site, contacts of intrusions with the country rock gneiss are characterized by a hybrid zone (condition P = 7.5±1Kbar and T = 850°C ± 100°C) attributed to contact metamorphism during intrusion of the complex in the lower crust at a depth of about 22 km. Zircons in country rock gneisses and granulites, as well as in the hybrid facies, yield archean ages of ~ 2.78 Ga. Rutiles in the hybrid zone give a U-Pb age of 2.09 Ga, which is interpreted as the age of contact metamorphism and emplacement of the intrusion.The Ni-Cu mineralization (disseminated mainly with subvertical and semi-massive to massive sulfide veins) is composed of pentlandite, chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and rare pyrite. The SM and E1 sites contain Ni and Cu sulfide deposit with reserves estimated as more than 40 million tons grading 0.25% Ni and 0.22% Cu in the upper portion (Sama Nickel-CI, August 2013). The sulfide textures range from matrix ore, net-textured, droplets or breccia textures. Zones enriched in PGM, particularly Pd, are associated with the sulfides and several chromite bands are also present. These observations suggest that an immiscible sulfide liquid formed from a parental silicate liquid and percolated through the crystal pile. These sulfides mainly mantle origin were probably formed by injecting several magmas. However few of these sulfides may have formed by the assimilation of country rocks.The parental melt composition has a basalt rich MgO and low Ti and suggest Samapleu intrusions were formed by melting of the upper mantle under the influence of a mantle plume. Thus, during its ascent, magma has assimilated the granulites country rocks
Machault, Julie. "Paramètres minéralogiques et microtexturaux utilisables dans les études de traçabilité des minerais métalliques." Phd thesis, Université d'Orléans, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00835078.
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