Geologic, Fluid Inclusion, and Sulfur Isotopic Studies of Hydrothermal Deposit in the Tanggueng District, West Java, Indonesia |
Jae-Ho Lee
(Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources)
In-Joon Kim (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources) |
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The importance of CO₂on freezing point measurements of fluid inclusions: Evidence from active geothermal and implications for epithermal ore deposition
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Geological Environment of The Indonesian Mineral Deposits
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Preparation of sulfur dioxide for isotopic analysis
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Quartz textures in epithermal veins, Queensland-classification, origin, and implication
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DOI |
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Determination of fluid inclusion compositions by sequential freezing
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DOI |
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Synthetic fluid inclusions in natural quartz: Ⅲ. Determination of phase equilibrium properties in the system H₂O-NaCl to 1000 and 1500 bars
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DOI ScienceOn |
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Pressure gradients and boiling as mechanisms for localizing ore in porphyry systems
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Overview of gold exploration and exploitation in Indonesia
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Evolution of brines of magmatic (?) and meteoric origin in arc-related geothermal systems: Examples from the Fresnillo Ag-Pb-Zn district, Mexico and Broadlands, New Zealand
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Tectonics of the Indonesian region
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The anatomy of a Carboniferous epithermal ore shoot at Pajingo, Queensland: Setting, zoning, alteration, and fluid conditions
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DOI |
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Geological Survey of the Southern Part of the Bandung, Indonesia
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Fluid Inclusions
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Isotopes of sulfur and carbon
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