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The nature and potential of gold mineralization in Kelantan, Peninsular Malaysia Chu Ling Heng, D. Santokh Singh.

By: Chu, Ling HengContributor(s): Singh, D. SantokhMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1986Description: 440 p. ill. 24 cmSubject(s): Mineralogy -- Kelantan | KelantanAbstract: Available date suggests thats in Kelantan primary gold mineralization is associaated with argertiferous-auriferous quarts veins, massive sulphide bodies, pyritiferous and carbonaceous metasediments, skarn - type mineralization, and sulphid bearing volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks.

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Available date suggests thats in Kelantan primary gold mineralization is associaated with argertiferous-auriferous quarts veins, massive sulphide bodies, pyritiferous and carbonaceous metasediments, skarn - type mineralization, and sulphid bearing volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks.

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