Τα ηφαιστειογενή κοιτάσματα συμπαγών σουλφιδίων: Cu-Zn (τύπου Noranda) = The volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits: Cu-Zn (Noranda type).
Περίληψη
This diploma thesis focuses on the study of the volcanogenic massive sulphide Noranda type, which are great sources of Zn, Cu, Pb, Ag and Au. These deposits are formed in volcanic environments under the sea surface and are located in the bottom of the sea or near it. There is a common similarity in all these deposits that appear in extensional tectonic environments, including such as oceanic seafloor and arc environments. However, the most significant mining sources are faults and calderas. The older deposits were formed in oceanic and continental back-arc environments. They are classified in different categories according to base mental content and host-rock lithology.
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