Forschungsarbeit, 2007
82 Seiten, Note: A
Geowissenschaften / Geographie - Geologie, Mineralogie, Bodenkunde
This research aims to determine the origin and economic potential of barite mineralization within the Gombe Inlier. The study involves chemical analysis to evaluate the barite's composition and economic viability, along with structural analysis to understand the geological structures hosting the mineralization. The research also seeks to generate baseline data on the chemistry and petrography of all mineralizations.
Chapter 1: Introduction: This chapter introduces the Gombe Inlier, a basement dome within the Gongola Basin, focusing on the barite mineralization found within its stratigraphic sequence. It highlights the lack of detailed research on the barite, its associated minerals, and the fracture systems hosting it. The chapter establishes the research's aims and objectives, emphasizing the need to understand the origin, economic potential, and geological context of the barite mineralization, along with the creation of a geologic map. The study area's location, accessibility, topography, drainage, climate, and vegetation are also described, providing essential context for the subsequent research. The limited economic impact due to unregistered mining practices is also noted.
Chapter 2: Literature Review: (No text provided for Chapter 2. A summary cannot be created.)
Chapter 3: Materials and Methodology: (No text provided for Chapter 3. A summary cannot be created.)
Chapter 4: Interpretation of Results: (No text provided for Chapter 4. A summary cannot be created.)
Barite mineralization, Gombe Inlier, Gongola Basin, geological structures, economic potential, chemical analysis, structural analysis, petrography, geological mapping, Nigeria.
This research focuses on the barite mineralization found within the Gombe Inlier, a basement dome in the Gongola Basin, Nigeria. It aims to determine the origin and economic potential of this mineralization.
The research objectives include determining the origin and economic potential of the barite, analyzing its chemical composition and characteristics, understanding the geological structures hosting the mineralization, conducting geological mapping and characterization of the Gombe Inlier, and assessing the impact of the mineralization on the local economy.
While the specific details of the methodology are not provided in this preview, the research involved chemical analysis to evaluate the barite's composition and economic viability, and structural analysis to understand the geological structures hosting the mineralization. Geological mapping was also conducted.
Key themes include the origin and economic potential of barite mineralization in the Gombe Inlier; the chemical composition and characteristics of the barite and associated minerals; the structural analysis of barite veins and their relationship to geological structures; geological mapping and characterization of the Gombe Inlier; and the impact of barite mineralization on the local economy.
The Gombe Inlier serves as the study area. The research focuses on the barite mineralization within its stratigraphic sequence, highlighting the lack of previous detailed research on this specific mineralization and its associated geological context.
The preview provides a summary of Chapter 1 (Introduction), which introduces the Gombe Inlier, its barite mineralization, and the research aims. Summaries for Chapters 2-4 (Literature Review, Materials and Methodology, Interpretation of Results) are not provided in this preview.
Keywords include: Barite mineralization, Gombe Inlier, Gongola Basin, geological structures, economic potential, chemical analysis, structural analysis, petrography, geological mapping, Nigeria.
The overall goal is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the barite mineralization within the Gombe Inlier, including its origin, economic viability, and geological context, contributing to the existing knowledge about this region and its mineral resources.
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