Magmatic Sulphide Deposits
Mafic magmatic intrusions are very important sources for the world’s nickel, chromium, and platinum group elements, and many also yield significant amounts of copper, cobalt and other important industrial and precious metals. Dr Taija Torvela investigates magmatic sulphide deposits, a key deposit type for nickel. We will also visit Aberdeen Minerals in Ellon, NE Scotland, to look at rocks and find out about exploration approaches for this deposit type. Part of Taija's Youtube channel @ourmetallicearth #nickel #mining #steel #minerals #magma #geology #energytransition #exploration #metals #criticalminerals #netzero #batterymetals #decarbonisation #earthscience #education #oredeposits

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Volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits

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Manganese, the hidden giant

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Sam Broom-Fendley - How to make a REE rich carbonatite - geology research talk

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Porphyry copper deposits

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ODH019: Magmatic–hydrothermal systems and the formation of epithermal deposits – Jeffrey Hedenquist

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German Pilot Tested A Captured Spitfire... His Words Shocked The Luftwaffe

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I Turned Iron Pyrite into PURE GOLD

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Surprising uses of salt

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Placer (alluvial) ore deposits

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Rare earth elements

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Bruce Gemmell - VHMS Deposits: Geology, Genesis and Exploration Potential

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Zinc: the quiet protector

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22) Sulfide Minerals

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Lithospheric controls on the formation of porphyry copper deposits: What could possibly go wrong?

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The worlds second largest nickel deposit: Sudbury

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Perfect Alteration Indicator Porphyry

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Orogenic Gold Deposits

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Steve Beresford presents 'Putting the poly in polymetallic Ni-Cu-PGE deposits'

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Larry Meinert - Exploration for skarn deposits

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