Cu 1.145% Au 0.100g/t Carbonatite Palabora ZA- Amis0424
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Cu 1.145% Au 0.100g/t Carbonatite Palabora ZA- Amis0424

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The most abundant mineral in this ore is Chalcopyrite and bornite found in the host rocks carbonatite and foskorite. Sulfides such as Chalcocite, vallerite, cubanite and pyrrhotite are present with by products titaniferous magnetite, apatite and uranothorite.

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Description: The most abundant mineral in this ore is Chalcopyrite and bornite found in the host rocks carbonatite and foskorite. Sulfides such as Chalcocite, vallerite, cubanite and pyrrhotite are present with by products titaniferous magnetite, apatite and uranothorite.

Origin: This is an ore that was sourced from Palabora Mining Company Limited, Mpumalanga, South Africa.

Appearance: The material is a very fine powder. It is colored Medium Dark Grey.

Certified Concentrations

Analyte Certified Value Uncertainty (±2S)
Cu FUS 1.145 % ±0.053 %
Cu M/ICP 1.145 % ±0.058 %
Cu P 1.135 % ±0.044 %
Specific Gravity 3.07 ±0.08

Provisional Concentrations

Analyte Provisional Value Uncertainty (±2S)
Au Pb Collection 0.1 g/t ±0.012 g/t
Co M/ICP 78 ppm ±16 ppm
Co P 75 ppm ±9 ppm

Indicated Means

Analyte Indicated Mean (ppm)
Cu Soluble 1191

Major Elements

Analyte Certified Value (%) Uncertainty (±2S)
Al2O3 0.49 ±0.03
CaO 31.68 ±0.44
Fe2O3 17.7 ±0.3
K2O 0.22 ±0.01
MgO 7.27 ±0.08
MnO 0.13 ±0.01
SiO2 11.08 ±0.14
TiO2 0.35 ±0.01
LOI 23.58 ±0.14

Provisional Concentrations

Analyte Provisional Value (%) Uncertainty
S Comb/LECO 0.83 ±0.12 %

Indicated Means

Analyte Indicated Mean (%)
Cr2O3 0.01
Na2O 0.03

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Additional Information

DimensionsN/A
Weight Variations30g, 100g, 500g, 1kg

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