A Cubanite-Rich Sulphide Ore Associated with Ultramafic Rocks Near Tumut, N.S.W.

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

The mineral composition and microtextures of a cubanite-rich sulphide ore are described and cubanite breakdown textures are illustrated. The occurrence of cubanite in macroscopic dimensions is featured.The origin of the ore is tentatively related to a composite ore fluid arising initially from an ultramalic source and extracting some metal components from an older granite mass along the margin of which the serpentine was emplaced. Some alternative possibilities as to origin are also mentioned.
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APA:  (1969)  A Cubanite-Rich Sulphide Ore Associated with Ultramafic Rocks Near Tumut, N.S.W.

MLA: A Cubanite-Rich Sulphide Ore Associated with Ultramafic Rocks Near Tumut, N.S.W.. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1969.

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