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URANIUM DISTRIBUTION IN VOLCANIC AND VOLCANOCLASTIC ROCKS OF THE NORTHERN GEMERIC PERMIAN

In: Geologica Carpathica, vol. 42, no. 2
Igor Rojkovic - Jan Kral - Vlastimil Katlovsky - Juraj Pavlovic

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Year, pages: 1991, 105 - 110
Language: eng
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Uranium fission tracks indicate the development of uranium distribution in barren volcanics and related tuffs. In rhyolites and their tuffs, most uranium occurs in the matrix whereas in andesite and dacite, this element is bound to Ti oxides which were formed largely as a result of ilmenite and magnetite alterations. Variable uranium distribution in the matrix and Ti oxides reflects processes of remobilization and concentration.
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Rojkovic, I., Kral, J., Katlovsky, V., Pavlovic, J. 1991. URANIUM DISTRIBUTION IN VOLCANIC AND VOLCANOCLASTIC ROCKS OF THE NORTHERN GEMERIC PERMIAN. In Geologica Carpathica, vol. 42, no.2, pp. 105-110. 1335-0552.

APA:
Rojkovic, I., Kral, J., Katlovsky, V., Pavlovic, J. (1991). URANIUM DISTRIBUTION IN VOLCANIC AND VOLCANOCLASTIC ROCKS OF THE NORTHERN GEMERIC PERMIAN. Geologica Carpathica, 42(2), 105-110. 1335-0552.