Study of Au Prospecting by Geogas in Sunite Gold Deposit

Lu Lu Yuan; Ming Qi Wang; Jia Le Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.962-965.646

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Study of Au Prospecting by Geogas in Sunite Gold Deposit

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Geogas geochemistry method is a way to predict concealed ores by collecting and testing metallogenic elements and associated elements in rising underground gases, which is very promising for broad applications. Due to the unawareness of the source of abnormal materials, the validity of the method is consistently under suspicion. By purifying the collector, controlling operating environment, improving the sampling device and sampling methods, the contents of interference elements are greatly reduced in this paper. Through the analyses of captured samples, obtaining of the geochemical characteristics of elements, areas for detailed investigation can be delineated. This study proves the validity of this method and provides basis for further prospecting.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 962-965)

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June 2014

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Lu Lu Yuan*, Ming Qi Wang, Jia Le Hu

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Geochemical Anomaly, Geogas, Sunit Gold Mine

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