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What are the signs that distinguish the quartz-bearing veins of gold and what are the tectonic conditions that make up them?

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Question added by mohamed motasim , Geologist , GTC
Date Posted: 2017/04/09
Abdelnagy  Abdelwahhap Ismael
by Abdelnagy Abdelwahhap Ismael , مراقب عهدة , التأين الصحي

Vein is a deposit of minerals linked to nearby firearms and is alien to the surrounding rocks. They are like cutouts in that they fill the voids of surrounding rocks. The veins are formed when mineral components carried by aqueous solution are deposited into a rock mass by deposition. This hydraulic flow is usually due to the circulation of the pelvis

The veins may arise in the form of irregular objects or in the form of flat or taper sheets such as the pen, which branch out from the top and sides of many of the firecrackers. The width of the veins ranges between millimeters and several meters, while the length ranges between tens of meters and kilometers.

Quartz metal

The most common types of veins are quartz veins, where quartz is most of the sweat, in addition to some sulphides and racist metals such as gold or silver, which are present in very small proportions.

Lamyae ET-TALYDY
by Lamyae ET-TALYDY , Stagiaire , Compagnie Minière de Touissit

Really isn't related to my specialities

 

محمد عادل عبد اللطيف
by محمد عادل عبد اللطيف , Geologist / Negotiation Expert , EGAS

Thanks

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