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Перевод: pyrite
[существительное] пирит
Тезаурус:
- The presence of widespread pyrite and graphite, together with the faulted nature of the mineralisation, gave rise to great problems in interpreting geophysical data and in correlating drill intersections.
- MRP investigations in the Treffgarne area of south-west Wales, an area with no known economic mineralisation, have identified a zone of intense hydrothermal alteration with pyrite mineralisation in the Ordovician Roch Rhyolite Group of acid volcanics, tuffs and volcanic breccias (MRP 86).
- MRP investigations for stratabound mineralisation in the South Hams district south of the Dartmoor Granite proved 10 m of massive pyrite in drill core, with associated high grade baryte float (MRP 79).
- The mineralisation consists of veins and stockworks of Cu-Pb-Zn sulphides with pyrite and pyrrhotite in quartz.
- Dalradian pyrite belt
- Diagenetic pyrite in the Lower Palaeozoic rocks of the Southern Uplands provided a sulphur reservoir.
- Chalcopyrite, with quartz, pyrite, arsenopyrite and some magnetite and Co-Ni-As sulphides, has been worked in the Coniston area.
- Stratabound pyrite mineralisation occurs in the Middle Dalradian Ben Lawers Schist Formation, and its lateral equivalents, over a strike length exceeding 50 km.
- A Kuroko-style massive pyrite deposit at Cae Coch, north-east of Snowdon, may be the distal expression of an as yet undiscovered buried proximal base metal sulphide deposit (Ball and Bland, 1985).
- It is a mineralised breccia pipe in Cambrian sediments consisting of angular fragments veined and cemented by chalcopyrite, pyrite and quartz (Allen and Easterbrook, 1978; MRP 29).
- For example, the Dalradian succession in Scotland was chosen for attention by the MRP because it included the stratiform "pyrite belt" similar to the area around the economic Stekenjokk Cu-Zn-Pb deposit in Sweden.
- Stratabound pyrite mineralisation occurs in thicknesses up to 200m over a strike length exceeding 50 km.
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