Washington Paper - The Secondary Enrichment of Ore-Deposits

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
S. F. Emmons
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Jan 1, 1901

Abstract

It was said by many who discussed Professor Posepny's admirable paper on the "Genesis of Ore-Deposits," read at the Chicago meeting of the Institute, in 1893, that its most valuable feature was the clear distinction which it drew between the influence upon ore-deposits of the " vadose " circulation of waters descending directly from the surface, and that of the deep underground circulation of waters generally coming from the depths, and assumed by the author to be ascending through more or less open spaces under the influence of heat. A little later the effect of the oxidizing action of the vadose circulation upon ore-deposits was ably and exhaustively treated by Prof. R. A. F. Penrose, in a paper on " The Superficial Alteration of
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APA: S. F. Emmons  (1901)  Washington Paper - The Secondary Enrichment of Ore-Deposits

MLA: S. F. Emmons Washington Paper - The Secondary Enrichment of Ore-Deposits. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1901.

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