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A comparison of gold and trace metals in pyrite from shale hosted orogenic gold deposits and pyrite from modern anoxic sedimentary basins

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Gregory, D and Lyons, T and Chappaz, A and Large, R and Bull, S, A comparison of gold and trace metals in pyrite from shale hosted orogenic gold deposits and pyrite from modern anoxic sedimentary basins, SEG 2010 Conference, 17-22 October 2010, Denver, USA (2010) [Conference Extract]


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Recently it has been proposed by Large et al. that diagenetic pyrite may be the source of gold and arsenic in shale hosted orogenic gold deposits in areas such as Sukhoi Log, Russia (Large et al., 2007) and Bendigo, Australia (Large et al., 2009). The research presented in this poster has been conducted to determine whether diagenetic pyrites or organic matter from modern ocean sediments are enriched in gold and trace metals. This is done by conducting laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer (LA-ICPMS) analysis on different pyritic, carbonaceous modern sediments from around the world.

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Item Type:Conference Extract
Keywords:pyrite, trace element, gold, St Ives, Cariaco
Research Division:Earth Sciences
Research Group:Geology
Research Field:Palaeontology (incl. palynology)
Objective Division:Mineral Resources (Excl. Energy Resources)
Objective Group:Other mineral resources (excl. energy resources)
Objective Field:Other mineral resources (excl. energy resources) not elsewhere classified
UTAS Author:Gregory, D (Dr Daniel Gregory)
UTAS Author:Large, R (Professor Ross Large)
UTAS Author:Bull, S (Dr Stuart Bull)
ID Code:101050
Year Published:2010
Deposited By:Centre for Ore Deposit Research - CODES CoE
Deposited On:2015-06-09
Last Modified:2019-02-13
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