Geology and Resources of ·vanadium

50 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF VANADIUM GEOLOGY
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The uranium ore deposits that contain a little vanadium are described.
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01234 Harris, J. F. Summary of the geology of Tanganyika, Pt. 4-Economic geology:
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Reports that the only known occurrence of vanadium IS m titaniferous magnetite
deposits averaging about 0.67 percent V20s and containing 45 million tons of ore.
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The uranium deposits in limestone also contain some vanadium
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The alteration of sandstone due to reducing environment of organic matter is
described. The iron minerals originally present are altered and associated vanadium
is released and moves in pore waters until it precipitates in reduced valence state
in a reducing environment. Geochemical relations described seem to simulate some
of those observed and postulated for the vanadium deposits in sandstone on the
Colorado Plateau.
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Describes the geology and resources of vanadium-bearing black sands.
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The uranium deposits in limestone also contain some vanadium.
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