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Still Wondering About Cu?
(NOTE: This is the second in a series of three posts on copper mineralization in skarn.) As a geology student several years ago, I had wondered why copper (chemical symbol Cu) shows up where it does. I had wondered how … Continue reading
Categories: Ore geology, Rocks & minerals