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Ore genesis

Various theories of ore genesis explain how the various types of mineral deposits form within Earth's crust. Ore-genesis theories vary depending on the mineral or commodity examined.

Art, Genesis of common ores & Ore genesis processes

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Ore genesis processes

Classification of ore deposits

Genesis of common ores

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Ore genesis

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Ore genesis

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related to Platinum · 6
Ore genesis → Alternatively, Platinum, Sulfide, The, These, This
related to Rare-earths, niobium, tantalum, lithium · 4
Ore genesis → Carbonatite, Lithium, Ore, The

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deposits gold within ore formed hydrothermal mineral sulfide minerals form copper processes rocks also metal nickel placer generally uranium platinum

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
quartzinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
sulfidesinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
goldinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
carbonatesinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
and oxides from deforming rocksinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
and focus these constituents into zones of reduced pressure or dilation such as faultsinstance ofwhich liberate mineral constituents0.80text
granite.Lode-gold deposits are intimately associated with orogenyinstance ofthey may occupy intrusive igneous rocks0.80text
other plate collision events within geologic historyinstance ofthey may occupy intrusive igneous rocks0.80text
monazite are leached during hydrothermal activity or during circulation of groundwaterinstance ofwhere certain minerals0.80text
limestoneinstance ofSkarn deposits form by reaction of mineralised fluids from the granite reacting with wall rocks0.80text
nepheline syenitesinstance ofparticular conditions in the ocean and environment are thought to have contributed to these deposits within the geological past.Phosphate deposits are also formed from alkaline…0.80text
carbonatitesinstance ofparticular conditions in the ocean and environment are thought to have contributed to these deposits within the geological past.Phosphate deposits are also formed from alkaline…0.80text

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