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Geochemical exploration for platinum group elements in weathered terrain

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Butt, Charles ; Williams, P. A. ; Gray, D. J. ; Robertson, I.D.M. ; Schorin, K. H. ; Churchward, H. M. ; McAndrew, J. ; Barnes, Steve ; Tenhaeff, M.F.J.
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Supplementary files which accompany CRC LEME Open File Report 85.
(CSIRO Exploration and Mining Report 332R, 1992.2nd Impression 2001)
Lineage: This project was designed to gather information on the geochemical behaviour of the platinum group elements under weathering conditions using both laboratory and field studies, to determine their dispersion in the regolith and to apply this to concepts for use in exploration. The research was commenced in 1998 by CSIRO Exploration Geoscience and the University of Wales (Cardiff).

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Data time period: 1988-01-01 to 1992-01-01

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  • Associated with Butt, C.R.M; Williams, P.A.; Gray, D.J.; Robertson, I.D.M.; Schorin, K.H.; Churchward, H.M.; McAndrew, J; Barnes, S.J.; Tenhaeff, M.F.J. Geochemical exploration for platinum group elements in weathered terrain : P252 final report CRC LEME open file report ; 85; CSIRO Division of Exploration Geoscience report 332R . Bentley, WA: CRC LEME; 2001-03. legacy:1673.\n\n
    url : publications.csiro.au/rpr/pub?pid=legacy:1673

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CRC LEME | Earth Sciences | Environmental Sciences | Environmental Management | Exploration Geochemistry | Geochemistry | Natural Resource Management | geochemical prospecting | platinum ores | weathering |

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ACN 633 798 857