THE SIGNIFICANCE OF Na/K AND Cl/SO4 RATIOS IN FLUID INCLUSIONS AND SUBSURFACE WATERS, WITH RESPECT TO THE GENESIS OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE ORE DEPOSITS
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF Na/K AND Cl/SO4 RATIOS IN FLUID INCLUSIONS AND SUBSURFACE WATERS, WITH RESPECT TO THE GENESIS OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE ORE DEPOSITS

by Frederick J Sawkins

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Analyzes Na/K and Cl/SO4 ratios in fluid inclusions and waters to interpret the formation of Mississippi Valley-type ore deposits.

ASIN B00KJ0P3R6 Views 58 Publisher Econ Geol Year 1968 Format Pamphlet Product Group Book Created February 26, 2026 Updated September 08, 2026
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This work investigates the role of specific ion ratios in understanding ore deposit formation.

Focuses on fluid inclusions and subsurface waters associated with Mississippi Valley-type deposits.

Provides analysis relevant to geochemical processes in mineral genesis.

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