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Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma. / Sinyakova, E. F.; Kosyakov, V. I.; Borisenko, A. S.

In: Doklady Earth Sciences, Vol. 477, No. 2, 01.12.2017, p. 1422-1425.

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Sinyakova, EF, Kosyakov, VI & Borisenko, AS 2017, 'Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma', Doklady Earth Sciences, vol. 477, no. 2, pp. 1422-1425. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1028334X1712008X

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Sinyakova, E. F., Kosyakov, V. I., & Borisenko, A. S. (2017). Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma. Doklady Earth Sciences, 477(2), 1422-1425. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1028334X1712008X

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Sinyakova EF, Kosyakov VI, Borisenko AS. Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma. Doklady Earth Sciences. 2017 Dec 1;477(2):1422-1425. doi: 10.1134/S1028334X1712008X

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Sinyakova, E. F. ; Kosyakov, V. I. ; Borisenko, A. S. / Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma. In: Doklady Earth Sciences. 2017 ; Vol. 477, No. 2. pp. 1422-1425.

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title = "Effect of the presence of As, Bi, and Te on the behavior of Pt metals during fractionation crystallization of sulfide magma",
abstract = "The results of study of the chemical and phase compositions of three Ag-, Au-, platinum group element-, As-, Bi-, and Te-bearing samples, which are the product of directed crystallization of the Cu–Fe–Ni sulfide melt, are presented. One sample contained only metals, the second one was additionally doped with As, and the third one was enhanced in As, Bi, and Te. The mechanism of formation of the minerals of the platinum group metals during fractionation crystallization of multicomponent sulfide melts was proposed on the basis of interpretation of experimental data.",
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N2 - The results of study of the chemical and phase compositions of three Ag-, Au-, platinum group element-, As-, Bi-, and Te-bearing samples, which are the product of directed crystallization of the Cu–Fe–Ni sulfide melt, are presented. One sample contained only metals, the second one was additionally doped with As, and the third one was enhanced in As, Bi, and Te. The mechanism of formation of the minerals of the platinum group metals during fractionation crystallization of multicomponent sulfide melts was proposed on the basis of interpretation of experimental data.

AB - The results of study of the chemical and phase compositions of three Ag-, Au-, platinum group element-, As-, Bi-, and Te-bearing samples, which are the product of directed crystallization of the Cu–Fe–Ni sulfide melt, are presented. One sample contained only metals, the second one was additionally doped with As, and the third one was enhanced in As, Bi, and Te. The mechanism of formation of the minerals of the platinum group metals during fractionation crystallization of multicomponent sulfide melts was proposed on the basis of interpretation of experimental data.

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