Titaniferous Magnetite Deposits Of The Lake Sanford Area, New York

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Robert C. Stephenson
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Jan 1, 1945

Abstract

LARGE deposits of titaniferous magnetite occur associated with anorthosite and gabbro in the Lake Sanford area, Essex County, New York. The ore, gabbro, and anorthosite show consanguineous relations. Anorthosite grades through gabbroic anorthosite into gabbro but is locally intruded by gabbro. Structural and petrographic evidence suggests that gabbro was differentiated from anorthosite by filter pressing. Field and laboratory study of ore occurrences indicates that an ore residuum concentrated in the gabbro through magmatic segregation by normal crystallization and flowage. Ore occurs as bands which grade into gabbro, and also as large masses which replace anorthosite. Ore in the gabbro is finer grained and richer in ilmenite than ore in anorthosite.
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APA: Robert C. Stephenson  (1945)  Titaniferous Magnetite Deposits Of The Lake Sanford Area, New York

MLA: Robert C. Stephenson Titaniferous Magnetite Deposits Of The Lake Sanford Area, New York. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1945.

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