Estudio mineralógico y químico de la asociación de Sulfuros del yacimiento de la Barquilla (Salamanca, España)

1. Murciego, A.
2. Pellitero, E.
3. Babkine, J.
4. Dusausoy, Y.
5. Gonzalo Corral, F.J.

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Abstract

An assemblage of rare sulphides which appears, locally in one of the mines microprobe. Cernyite-Greenockite-Tetrahedrite-Herzembergite and, in smaller quantity, Chalcopyrite, Ag-Bi-Pb bearing-sulfosalts, Galena and native Bi are locates at the Cassiterite-Montebrasite-Apatite-Albite-Q-Mica veins. In the country rock close to the veins, the most abundant sulphide is Chalcopyrite that forms part of different Fe-Zn-Cd-Cu-Sn bearing assemblages. Extensive sustitions are recognized in these minerals.

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