1976
DOI: 10.2113/gsecongeo.71.7.1229
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Palladium and iridium in the evaluation of nickel gossans in Western Australia

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“…In supergene environments, and particularly under lateritic conditions, PGEs can be remobilized to form significant supergene enrichments and dispersion haloes in weathering profiles Travis et al, 1976Travis et al, 1993Augé and Maurizot, 1995). Salpeteur et al (1995) show that Pd is preferentially leached in comparison to Pt in laterites.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In supergene environments, and particularly under lateritic conditions, PGEs can be remobilized to form significant supergene enrichments and dispersion haloes in weathering profiles Travis et al, 1976Travis et al, 1993Augé and Maurizot, 1995). Salpeteur et al (1995) show that Pd is preferentially leached in comparison to Pt in laterites.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Keays and Davison (1976) have noted palladium enrichment in lower sections of the oxide zone at Kambalda, Australia. Travis et al (1976) have noted that palladium is depleted at the surface and strongly enriched in the base of the laterite profile at Gilgarna Rocks, Australia. The depletion of palladium in the upper zone of laterite profiles is probably related to concentration of chloride in ground water.…”
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“…L'Ir a été également utilisé comme une référence chimique par Travis et al (1976), dans une étude d'évaluation des chapeaux de fer nickélifères en Australie Occidentale. Grant (1986), Olsen et Grant (1991) ont proposé à leur tour la méthode d'isocon, ou ligne formée d'un ensemble de points de même concentration géochimique, pour le calcul des transferts de masse.…”
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