BADANIA FRAKCJI CIĘŻKICH W ŚWIETLE ODBITYM
Journal Title: Biuletyn Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego - Year 2010, Vol 439, Issue 439
Abstract
Badaniom mineralogicznym poddano 12 próbek okruchowych pobranych z różnych miejsc i środowisk geologicznych. Badania potwierdziły konieczność wykorzystania metod mineralogicznych i rentgenostrukturalnych do jednoznacznej identyfikacji urozmaiconego składu frakcji ciężkich. Kompleksowa analiza mineralogiczna próbek wykazała obecność materiału frakcji ciężkiej z różnych typów skał i pozwoliła na określenie przypuszczalnego Ľródła minerałów kruszcowych.
Authors and Affiliations
Adam PIESTRZYŃSKI, Jacek RUTKOWSKI
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