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Geothermic Control of Ore Assay in Mosaboni Mine, Singhbhum-Evidences from Fluid Inclusions


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1 Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehra Dun 248 001 (U.P.), India
2 Department of Earth Sciences, LLT., Bombay 400 076, India
     

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There exists a strong control of fluid inclusion homogenization temperature on the assay of copper ore in the Mosaboni mine. The ores, having copper assay greater than or equal to 1.5%,are more or less confined to a homogenization temperature range of 320° and 360°C. This also reflects that these ores were precipitated within narrow salinity limits of 38.6 and 42.8 equivalent wt. per cent NaCl. The homogenization temperature varied between 275° and 420°C with the highest recorded temperatures at the bottom levels indicating that the ore-forming fluids came from below and migrated upward precipitating various grades of ores at favourable sites under suitable physico-chemical conditions.

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Fluid Inclusion, Economic Geology, Mosaboni Mine, Singhbhum, Bihar.
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B. K. Nayak
Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehra Dun 248 001 (U.P.), India
V. Panchapakesan
Department of Earth Sciences, LLT., Bombay 400 076, India

Abstract


There exists a strong control of fluid inclusion homogenization temperature on the assay of copper ore in the Mosaboni mine. The ores, having copper assay greater than or equal to 1.5%,are more or less confined to a homogenization temperature range of 320° and 360°C. This also reflects that these ores were precipitated within narrow salinity limits of 38.6 and 42.8 equivalent wt. per cent NaCl. The homogenization temperature varied between 275° and 420°C with the highest recorded temperatures at the bottom levels indicating that the ore-forming fluids came from below and migrated upward precipitating various grades of ores at favourable sites under suitable physico-chemical conditions.

Keywords


Fluid Inclusion, Economic Geology, Mosaboni Mine, Singhbhum, Bihar.