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Section 2. The Mystery of Ore-Forming Environments: Which Parameters to Resolve?

My initial objective at the Geophysical Lab in 1956 was how better to resolve the conditions where hydrothermal deposits must have formed. Progress on the physical environment was moving ahead following the various criteria mentioned above but, for the chemical environment, we were struggling.

Hubert L. Barnes | H. Barnes

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