The Jiboia Ti-Zr heavy mineral sands deposit: A new discovery in the coastal plain of the São Francisco River delta, northeast Brazil

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Ricardo Oliveira Gallart de Menezes Claudio Gerheim Porto Reiner Neumann
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Apr 1, 2024

Abstract

The Jiboia heavy mineral sands deposit is a new discovery associated with the São Francisco River delta on the northern coast of Sergipe state. The identified resources are part of the much larger mineralized trend. Mineralization is hosted in paleodunes deposited on Holocene marine terraces (Fig. 1). The dunes are up to 30 m above sea level, and mineralization occur from 6 m above sea level upward. The main ore minerals constitute pseudorutile, ilmenite, zircon, rutile and monazite. This work presents a thorough characterization of the mineralogy and granulometric distribution of the Jiboia orebody.
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APA: Ricardo Oliveira Gallart de Menezes Claudio Gerheim Porto Reiner Neumann  (2024)  The Jiboia Ti-Zr heavy mineral sands deposit: A new discovery in the coastal plain of the São Francisco River delta, northeast Brazil

MLA: Ricardo Oliveira Gallart de Menezes Claudio Gerheim Porto Reiner Neumann The Jiboia Ti-Zr heavy mineral sands deposit: A new discovery in the coastal plain of the São Francisco River delta, northeast Brazil. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2024.

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