The magmatic origin of barite deposits

Chromite – Platinum-Group Element Magmatic Deposits

Geochemical characteristics of barite occurrences in the Palaeozoic complex of South-eastern Bosnia and their relationship to the barite deposits of the Mid-Bosnian Schist Mountains

In Palaeozoic rocks of South-eastern Bosnia (SEB) there are numerous, but very small vein and replacement barite ore deposits containing up to 10% Pb-Zn-Fe-Cu sulphides. Their geochemical characteristics are compared with large barite monosulphide (Hg-tetrahedrite) ore deposits in Mid-Bosnian Schist Mountains (MBSM). The 87Sr/86Sr isotope ratios in the barites of both areas are very similar, (0...

Barite, Hematite and Cinnabar Ore Deposits in the Dusina Area, Mid-bosnian Schist Mountains

In the Dusina area, which is built up of Lower Palaeozoic metasediments, Devonian carbonate complex and Upper Palaeozoic metarhyolites unconformably overlain by Upper Permian sediments, numerous ore occurrences have been investigated: (a) "stratabound" metamorphic hematite deposits in the pre-Devonian metasediments; (b) epigenetic veins and pipes of barite (& calcite) with accessory Hg-tetrahed...

ESR dating of barite in sea-floor hydrothermal deposits, a new dating technique

New evidence of magmatic-fluid–related phyllic alteration: Implications for the genesis of porphyry Cu deposits

The phyllic alteration in a number of circum-Pacific porphyry Cu-Au deposits is related to high-temperature saline magmatic fluids. This contradicts the widely used genetic models wherein phyllic alteration formed as the result of mixing between magmatic and meteoric fluids. At the Endeavour 26 North porphyry deposit in eastern Australia, the transition from early potassic to the main-stage phy...