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Sulphidic mineralization in the vicinity of the Bílina fault
Markes, Jan ; Zachariáš, Jiří (advisor) ; Goliáš, Viktor (referee)
The neoidic sulphide mineralization located in tertiary sediments of Lom Bílina in Bílina's fault is of hydrothermal origin. The sulphidic mineralization is associated with fault systems of Eger rift and temperature of fluid crystallization was about 50řC. The mineralization of Bílina's fault is rather monotonous, the marcasite and pyrite is mostly found without a trace elements. In the crystals were also registered zones with the contents of trace elements, especially As and Ni. The contents of As enriched precipitation zones were fluctuating from 0,2 to 5,4 wt. %, Ni enriched zones were ranged from 1,6 to 5,9 wt. %. The precipitation zones with increased As and Ni content were very thin, there were very short time intervals of As and Ni enriched fluids precipitation. In the marcasite crystals were also found the porous zones of clay mineral microinclusions. These zones showed higher content of Al and Si. There is high abundance of Fe-disulfides at Bílina's fault-dispersed in coal bed, or bonded to tectonic zone of the Bílina's fault. Pyrite and marcasite are dispersed in the coal bed and genetially aren't related to sulphides bonded to Bílina's fault.
Fluorite mineralization of the Ohře Graben and comparison with similar deposit types worldwide.
Markes, Jan ; Zachariáš, Jiří (advisor) ; Přikryl, Richard (referee)
SUMMARY: The thesis is concerned with fluid inclusions of fluorite deposits in Vrchoslav, summarizes the findings of the genesis of fluorite deposits in general and compares them with deposits of Ohře Rift.. Fluorite is an essential mineral that is used in industry as a raw material for the manufacture of plastics, liquids to transfer the cold, hydrofluoric acid, it is also used in metallurgy, glassmaking and clear crystals in optics.
Sulphidic mineralization in the vicinity of the Bílina fault
Markes, Jan ; Zachariáš, Jiří (advisor) ; Goliáš, Viktor (referee)
The neoidic sulphide mineralization located in tertiary sediments of Lom Bílina in Bílina's fault is of hydrothermal origin. The sulphidic mineralization is associated with fault systems of Eger rift and temperature of fluid crystallization was about 50řC. The mineralization of Bílina's fault is rather monotonous, the marcasite and pyrite is mostly found without a trace elements. In the crystals were also registered zones with the contents of trace elements, especially As and Ni. The contents of As enriched precipitation zones were fluctuating from 0,2 to 5,4 wt. %, Ni enriched zones were ranged from 1,6 to 5,9 wt. %. The precipitation zones with increased As and Ni content were very thin, there were very short time intervals of As and Ni enriched fluids precipitation. In the marcasite crystals were also found the porous zones of clay mineral microinclusions. These zones showed higher content of Al and Si. There is high abundance of Fe-disulfides at Bílina's fault-dispersed in coal bed, or bonded to tectonic zone of the Bílina's fault. Pyrite and marcasite are dispersed in the coal bed and genetially aren't related to sulphides bonded to Bílina's fault.
Fluorite mineralization of the Ohře Graben and comparison with similar deposit types worldwide.
Markes, Jan ; Přikryl, Richard (referee) ; Zachariáš, Jiří (advisor)
SUMMARY: The thesis is concerned with fluid inclusions of fluorite deposits in Vrchoslav, summarizes the findings of the genesis of fluorite deposits in general and compares them with deposits of Ohře Rift.. Fluorite is an essential mineral that is used in industry as a raw material for the manufacture of plastics, liquids to transfer the cold, hydrofluoric acid, it is also used in metallurgy, glassmaking and clear crystals in optics.

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