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Mineralogy of the Vorontsovskoe gold deposit (Northern Urals). Part 1: history of study, mineral assemblages, list of minerals

Authors: A.V. Kasatkin; S.Yu. Stepanov; M.V. Tsyganko; R. Škoda; F. Nestola; J. Plášil; E. Makovicky; +2 Authors

Mineralogy of the Vorontsovskoe gold deposit (Northern Urals). Part 1: history of study, mineral assemblages, list of minerals

Abstract

This work is the frst paper in a series of publications dedicated to mineralogy of the Vorontsovskoe gold deposit in the Northern Urals. The deposit is unique for both Russia and world with regard to the diversity and originality of Tl–Hg–Mn–As–Sb–S mineralization. Based on available literature and our data, we compiled an exhaustive list of 209 mineral species of the deposit, including eight new minerals found by the authors: vorontsovite, ferrovorontsovite, tsygankoite, gladkovskyite, luborzakite, pokhodyashinite, gungerite and auerbakhite. In addition, 40 and 89 minerals are found for the frst time in Russia and the deposit, respectively. Systematic studies of ores revealed nine main mineral assemblages, seven of which are confned to carbonate breccias. They contain more than 70 rare sulfdes, tellurides and sulfosalts including 30, 12 and 9 minerals, where Tl, Hg and Mn are species-defning elements, respectively. In this paper, we characterize the history of study of the deposit, its geological position and structure, ore types, mineral assemblages, and analytical methods.

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Denmark
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northern urals, tl-hg-mn sulfosalts, carbonate breccia, first find in russia, Mineralogy, vorontsovskoe deposit, list of mineral species, ore mineral assemblage, new mineral, QE351-399.2

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