Comparison Of The Geochemistry Of Limestones And Dolostones Adjacent To Mineralized Breccias (Coy Mine, Mascot-Jefferson City District) And Non-Mineralized Breccias (Thorn Hill Section) In East Tennessee

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Otto C. Kopp Thomas B. Crattie Dennis R. Owen
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

Whole-rock analyses of limestones, fine-gralned dolostones and coarser-grained dolostones adjacent to mineralized breccias (Coy mine, Mascot-Jefferson City district) were compared with similar lithologies adjacent to apparently non-mineralized breccias at the new Thorn Hill section located approximately 39 km north of the Coy mine. Specimens were analyzed for Ca, Mg, Si, Al, K, Fe, Mn, Sr, Br, C1, S, Ti and P using X-ray fluorescence analysis. The concentrations of the major and most minor elements for Thorn Hill specimens fall within the range of concentrations for Coy mine specimens; however, significant differences (probability < 0.05) were noted for Fe, C1 and Br for fine-grained dolostones and for MgO, Fe and Mn for the coarser-grained dolostones. No significant differences were detected for the limestones.
Citation

APA: Otto C. Kopp Thomas B. Crattie Dennis R. Owen  (1985)  Comparison Of The Geochemistry Of Limestones And Dolostones Adjacent To Mineralized Breccias (Coy Mine, Mascot-Jefferson City District) And Non-Mineralized Breccias (Thorn Hill Section) In East Tennessee

MLA: Otto C. Kopp Thomas B. Crattie Dennis R. Owen Comparison Of The Geochemistry Of Limestones And Dolostones Adjacent To Mineralized Breccias (Coy Mine, Mascot-Jefferson City District) And Non-Mineralized Breccias (Thorn Hill Section) In East Tennessee. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1985.

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