Essays about: "Apatite-Iron Oxide Ore"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 essays containing the words Apatite-Iron Oxide Ore.

  1. 1. Geological characterization of rock samples by LIBS and ME-XRT analytical techniques

    University essay from Luleå tekniska universitet/Geovetenskap och miljöteknik

    Author : Nsioh Elvis Nkioh; [2022]
    Keywords : geological characterization; analytical techniques; LIBS; ME-XRT; SEM; element maps; SEM-EDS; secondary electrons; rock samples; automated ore microscopy; SEM-Zeiss Merlin; element weight percentages; element oxide percentages; scanning techniques; analytical methods; laser induced breakdown spectrometry; multi energy x-ray transmission; scanning electron microscope; carbon coating; mineralogical classification; element composition; rock chemistry; rock chemical composition;

    Abstract : One of the major challenges in earth sciences and mineral exploration has been to determine with high accuracy and at a fast rate the elemental composition as well as the general chemistry of a rock sample. Many analytical techniques e.g. READ MORE

  3. 2. EBSD Investigation of High-Temperature Magnetite from Apatite-Iron-Oxide Deposits: Implications for the Formation of Giant Kiruna-Type Deposits

    University essay from Uppsala universitet/Mineralogi, petrologi och tektonik

    Author : Jens Henriksson; [2022]
    Keywords : Kiruna-type deposit; electron backscattered diffraction; crystal settling; Fe-O systematics; crystal alignment;

    Abstract : European iron production is to a large extent dependant on massive Kiruna type apatite-iron ore deposits. In this contribution, high-temperature magnetite samples from apatite-iron-oxide deposits are investigated by means of Electron Backscattered Diffraction. However, the origin of Kiruna-type deposits is still unresolved. READ MORE

  4. 3. Characterizing magnetic susceptibility and remanent magnetization of magnetite and hematite rich drill-core samples at Blötberget

    University essay from Uppsala universitet/Geofysik

    Author : Andreas Bjork; [2018]
    Keywords : Verwey; Morin; Curie; Néel; magnetite; hematite; alteration; iron-ore; quality control; kappabridge; hysteresis; susceptibility; anisotropy; Verwey; Morin; Curie; Néel; magnetit; hematit; oxidation; järnmalm; kvalitetskontroll; kappabridge; hysteresis; susceptibilitet; anisotropi;

    Abstract : Laboratory magnetic measurements are used to develop a methodology to characterize the Kiruna-type Rare Earth Elements (REE) bearing apatite iron-oxide deposits at Blötberget in central Sweden. This high-grade ore deposit is known to have sharp boundaries between lens shaped main ore bodies of magnetite-rich ore, and a complex hematite-rich ore associated with pegmatites and skarn formation. READ MORE

  5. 4. Analogue Modelling of Ductile Deformation at Competent Lenses in Grängesberg, Bergslagen, Sweden

    University essay from Uppsala universitet/Berggrundsgeologi

    Author : Sara Eklöf; [2014]
    Keywords : competence contrast; analogue modelling; ductile deformation; competent lenses; Grängesberg;

    Abstract : The Grängesberg Mining District (GMD) is located in the western part of the Bergslagen province in south central Sweden, and is the only known apatite-iron oxide mineralization south of Norrbotten. The Grängesberg deposit is the largest of the mineralizations along GMD and consists of a line of steeply to moderately dipping 20-100 m wide lenses extending to a depth of 1. READ MORE

  6. 5. Oxygen and iron isotope systematics of the Grängesberg Mining District (GMD), Central Sweden

    University essay from Berggrundsgeologi

    Author : Franz Weis; [2013]
    Keywords : Grängesberg; Apatite-iron oxide ore; oxygen isotopes; iron isotopes; Kiruna-type; Eisenisotope; Sauerstoffisotope; Eisenerz; Grängesberg; Kiruna-Typ; Apatit-järnmalm; syreisotoper; järnisotoper; Grängesberg; Kiruna-typ;

    Abstract : Iron is the most important metal for modern industry and Sweden is the number one iron producer in Europe. The main sources for iron ore in Sweden are the apatite-iron oxide deposits of the "Kiruna-type", named after the iconic Kiruna ore deposit in Northern Sweden. READ MORE