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Incidence of Molybdenite in the Crystalline Limestone of Ghansali formation at Thayeli Area, Tehri District, Uttaranchal


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Molybdenite occurs as veins and fracture fillings in the crystalline limestone patches that occur with in quartzite of Ghansali Formation at Thayeli area in the Bhillangana valley, Tehri district. The limestone contains anomalous quantities of trace elements like Ba, Sr, Cu, Mo, U and Th. The mineralogy, trace element chemistry and geological setting of the crystalline limestone patches reveal that the limestone has under gone contact metamorphism into a skarn due to intrusion of the chirpatiyakhal granite.

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Molybdenite, Crystalline Limestone, Skarn, Uttaranchal.
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  • Incidence of Molybdenite in the Crystalline Limestone of Ghansali formation at Thayeli Area, Tehri District, Uttaranchal

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A. V. Subrahmanyam
AMDER, 1-10-156, AMD Complex, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500 016, India
L. Siddiram Reddy
AMDER, 1-10-156, AMD Complex, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500 016, India

Abstract


Molybdenite occurs as veins and fracture fillings in the crystalline limestone patches that occur with in quartzite of Ghansali Formation at Thayeli area in the Bhillangana valley, Tehri district. The limestone contains anomalous quantities of trace elements like Ba, Sr, Cu, Mo, U and Th. The mineralogy, trace element chemistry and geological setting of the crystalline limestone patches reveal that the limestone has under gone contact metamorphism into a skarn due to intrusion of the chirpatiyakhal granite.

Keywords


Molybdenite, Crystalline Limestone, Skarn, Uttaranchal.