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    Carbonate-hosted talc deposits in the contact aureole of an …

    • Many talc deposits occur in the Hwanggangri Mineralized Zone (HMZ) in dolomitic marbles of the Cambro-Ordovician Samtaesan Formation within 1 km of the contact with the Cretaceous Muamsa Granite. T… 展开

    1. Introduction

    The talc deposits in South Korea can be classified into two types based on their host … 展开

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    2. Geology and mineralization

    2.1. Regional setting
    The OMB forms the boundary between two Archean to middle Proterozoic blocks, Gyeonggi to the northwest and Ryeongnam to the southeast … 展开

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    3. Samples and analytical procedures

    Chemical analyses were conducted on 38 whole-rock samples of amphibolite, granite, metapelite, carbonate rock, calc-silicate rock, and talc ore. Major elements were determined at K… 展开

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    4. Geochemistry

    The marbles in the study area define two types on a whole-rock CaO–MgO–SiO2 diagram: dolomitic marble and calcitic marble (Fig. 4). The SiO2 contents of calcitic marble (a… 展开

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    5. Contact metamorphism and formation of calc-silicate rock

    5.1. Mineralogical zoning
    Within a distance of 700 m from the granite contact, it is possible to recognize the successive appearance of tremolite, diopside and wol… 展开

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    6. Discussion

    6.1. Talc mineralization
    For the interpretation of talc mineralization from calc-silicate rock, which is nearly free from dolomite, calcite, or quartz, it is necessary to con… 展开

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