Guide for the microscopical identification of ore and gangue minerals
Reflected-light microscopy is an essential method in earth and materials sciences for the observation of opaque minerals in rocks, metallic ores, coals, and of synthetic phases in slags, cements, metalls/alloys and coal. In contrast to other analytic investigations, ore microscopy does not only allo...
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Neumann, Udo auth Guide for the microscopical identification of ore and gangue minerals Tübingen Tübingen University Press 2020 1 electronic resource (320 p.) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Reflected-light microscopy is an essential method in earth and materials sciences for the observation of opaque minerals in rocks, metallic ores, coals, and of synthetic phases in slags, cements, metalls/alloys and coal. In contrast to other analytic investigations, ore microscopy does not only allow for the identification of many minerals but also enables the user to characterise their intergrowths and fabrics, resulting in the interpretation of their genesis and of the subsequent transformation processes, like alteration, replacement, exsolution and deformation. This guide is intended to serve as an introduction and helpful resource for geosciences students and professionals in the industry for identifying important opaque minerals and some synthetic phases. It includes the optical properties of 130 ore and gangue minerals as well as at least four photomicrographs of their typical appearances, textures, and assemblages. English Mineralogy & gems bicssc ore minerals reflected-light microscopy microscopic identification ore petrography Ore microscopy ore mineral guide 3-947251-12-2 |
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