 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | S0883-2927(96)00032-7 Origin of 'exotic' minerals in Mississippi salt dome cap rocks: results of reaction-path modeling...December 1995) Abstract--Shallow salt domes in central Mississippi pierce Mesozoic formations hosting...with the multiple fluid-migration pathways around salt domes, suggests that these brines were the source...and base-metal sulfide, Sr, and Ba minerals in salt dome cap rocks. Fluid inclusions in barite and celestite...to present-day oil field brines from central Mississippi. Geochemical reaction-path modeling indicates |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | which are common in acidic environments containing pyrite (Edwards et al., 1999) where they play a fundamental...including peloidal or oolitic sphalerite and pyrite, as well as pyrite framboids that have been proposed by some...For example, present-day oilfield brines from Mississippi commonly contain up to 200 ppm (10–2.51 m) Zn...assembling sulfide minerals (e.g., sphalerite in salt dome cap rocks: Saunders and Swann, 1994) and intergrown...could be involved in the direct precipitation of pyrite, bornite, chalcocite, and sphalerite (Lichtner |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | CAP-ROCK Zn-Pb-Sr-Ba OCCURRENCE AT THE HAZLEHURST SALT DOME, MISSISSIPPI JAMESA. SAUNDERS Department of Geology...SWANN Mississippi MineralResources Institute,Old Chemistry Building,University, Mississippi 38677 Introduction... LouannSaltisthe principalevapare similarto Mississippi Valley-typedepositsin sev- 1968).The Jurassic...interior salt basin are rooted in the seyet al., 1994). Theseinclude:(1) sphalerite,gaLouann Salt (Halbouty...(Halbouty, 1979). In addition to salt lena,andbariteasthe principal"ore" minerals,with domes, the basin hosts |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Triassic salt dome. Ground waters evolved to hypersaline basinal brines by dissolution of salt and anhydrite...from the sedimentary sequences adjacent to the salt dome. The Triassic series has often been advocated...isotopes; calcite; organic matter; oxygen isotopes; salt domes; sulphate reduction 1. Introduction ) Corresponding...Coast region of the USA, have been extensively investigated for their contents of salt, sulphur and petroleum...processes mediated by bacteria. Metal enrichment in salt dome caprocks has been explained by migration of metalliferous |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | UniÕersity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131, USA Received 9 September 1998; accepted 17 March 2000...ŽTritlla, 1994.. The abundance of disseminated pyrite crystals in the regional dolostone and the presence...Žpresence of H 2 S. and the presence of abundant pyrite crystals Žcompletely altered to goethite. both...cm thick each, with minor quartz and occasional pyrite. They are randomly distributed near NE–SW faults...1987. Sulfate-sulfide-carbonate associations in Mississippi Valley-type lead–zinc deposits. Econ. Geol. 82 |  | | Report (issue) | | ........................................G15 Mississippi Valley-Type Fluorspar Deposits.............................................................G16 Salt-Related Carbonate-Hosted Fluorspar Deposits.......showing the locations of deposits in the Cantabrian salt-related carbonate-hosted mineral district in north-central...magnetotelluric g/cm3 gram per cubic centimeter HDC Hicks Dome Corp. HF hydrofluoric acid JORC Joint Ore Reserves...mg/L milligram per liter mm millimeter MVT Mississippi Valley-type NI National Instrument ppm part |  | | Report (issue) | | showing the locations of deposits in the Cantabrian salt-related carbonate-hosted mineral district in north-central...volcanogenic massive sulfide, sedimentary exhalative, Mississippi Valley-type, and coal deposits and other types...Photograph of the Mountain Pass Mine in San Bernardino County, California, which was the only active producer...Acid Rock Drainage GWh gigawatt-hour HDC Hicks Dome Corp. HFSE high-field-strength element HIV human...monosulfide solution MTR Maderia-Tore Rise MVT Mississippi Valley-type NEPA National Environmental Policy |  | | Book | | environments (Chapters 3, 4), ancient salts (Chapter 5), salt tectonics (Chapter 6), Most importantly and most...crystals, interlayered with laminites, be deep?.35 Salt reefs, are they real?.36 Secondary (diagenetic)...crystal and crust dissolution.41 Coming and going of salt crusts.41 Lenticular mudcracks.42 Haloturbated and...chemistry (Path I brine).78 Are most continental salt lakes hydrologically closed?.79 Separating marine...Sabkha Yotvata, Israel.181 Basin and Range playas, USA.182 Salars of South America.187 Ephemeral stream |
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