Epithermal Origin and Environmental Evolution of Iron-Hosted Thallium and Kerogen Deposits: The Lodares Area Case (Soria, Spain)

García-Guinea, Javier; GARRIDO, Francisco Manoel dos Santos; López-Arce, Paula; Voguelin, A; Göttlicher, Jörg; Mangold, Stefan; Almendros, G.

doi:10.20944/preprints201801.0155.v1

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2018

DOI: 10.20944/preprints201801.0155.v1

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Epithermal Origin and Environmental Evolution of Iron-Hosted Thallium and Kerogen Deposits: The Lodares Area Case (Soria, Spain)

Javier García-Guinea¹,

Francisco Manoel dos Santos GARRIDO²,

Paula López-Arce³

et al.

Abstract: Abstract:Hydrothermal pyrite is an important source of thallium (Tl) but this rare element can be 18 also detected in the secondary iron goethite-lepidocrocite and jarosite ores, associated to

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Epithermal Origin and Environmental Evolution of Iron-Hosted Thallium and Kerogen Deposits: The Lodares Area Case (Soria, Spain)

Abstract: Abstract:Hydrothermal pyrite is an important source of thallium (Tl) but this rare element can be 18 also detected in the secondary iron goethite-lepidocrocite and jarosite ores, associated to

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