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High-pressure and high-temperature experiments suggest a redox-controlled partitioning behavior of platinum group elements between sulfide liquid and basaltic melt, which could help constrain the formation mechanisms of magmatic sulfide deposits
The assimilation of continental crustal material is a critical differentiation mechanism which drives sulfide segregation and sulfide-controlled metal storage, according to petrological and geochemical analyses of lower crustal rocks exposed in northern Italy
Burbankite is a rare sodium carbonate mineral that is easily dissolved away in its host igneous rocks. Its formation and dissolution can help concentrate rare earth elements that are vital for a low-carbon future, as Sam Broom-Fendley explains.
An article in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems uncovers the source, distribution, and concentration of rare earth elements, yttrium and scandium in sea-floor sediments within the South Pacific Gyre.
Aileen Doran explains how clumped isotopes are used to constrain hydrothermal fluid temperatures and compositions during the stages of ore mineral precipitation.
An article in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems established a soil gas monitoring approach to identify hydrogen-fertile regions in the Pyrenean foothills.
