Computer Science
Scientific paper
Dec 1962
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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 26, Issue 12, pp.1333-1336
Computer Science
Scientific paper
The chemical composition of mine-waters from different ore-districts in the Erzgebirge was studied over a period of several months. The composition changes were due to climatic factors but nearly all ore formations give rather characteristic trace-element-associations in the mine waters. For some districts, the quantity of metals transported as ionic or colloidal solutions over a year are calculated. Further, the writers give the results of a hydrogeochemical investigation over the whole course of the Mulde--a little river, whose source lies at about 800 m altitude in a crystalline region and receives as affluents, waters from most of the oredistricts of Saxony. The second half of the Mulde lies in the diluvial plains, and after a course of 115 km it flows into the Elbe. Solution, transport, sorption and precipitation of mobilized matter were investigated and quantitative data for several metals are given.
Leutwein F.
Weise L.
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