Surface Structurally Controlled Sectoral Zoning of REE in Fluorite from Long Lake, N.Y. and Bingham, N.M.: Implications for Trace Element Heterogeneity in Minerals from Hydrothermal Deposits

Details Surface Structurally Controlled Sectoral Zoning of REE in Fluorite from Long Lake, N.Y. and Bingham, N.M.: Implications for Trace Element Heterogeneity in Minerals from Hydrothermal Deposits Surface Structurally Controlled Sectoral Zoning of REE in Fluorite from Long Lake, N.Y. and Bingham, N.M.: Implications for Trace Element Heterogeneity in Minerals from Hydrothermal Deposits

May 2001

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Eleventh Annual V. M. Goldschmidt Conference, May 20-24, 2001, Hot Springs, Virginia, abstract no.3840

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