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Title: Las mineralizaciones de U de La Carretona y Casa del Gallo en el granito de Albalá (Cáceres)
Authors: Reguilón Bragado, Rosa María
Arribas, A.
Martín Izard, Agustín
Mangas Viñuela, José 
UNESCO Clasification: 250611 Mineralogía
Keywords: Granito
Albacete
Issue Date: 1996
Journal: Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Mineralogía 
Abstract: The U mineralizations that are estudied in this paper are hosted in Albalágranile. They are controled by late Hercinian vertical or subvertical faults, with an aproximate oriemation of N300E. The mineral associalion in thiem comprises pichblenda, coffinite, blackoxides, piryte mar casite, melnicovite and some sphalerite in La Carretona, and black oxides,pyríte and melnicovite in Casa del Gallo. In both cases the gangue is made up of quarlz, jasper and apatite. The origin of the uranium that gives rise to these mineralizations comes from the remobilizations of this element present e in the host granite, basically in the form of uraninite, as a consequence of the early hydrothermal weathering of these granites, which occurred during, discontinuous proceses arid upergenic weathering . Hence, we suggesl that the first mineralizing process of the uranium took place during the sub-solid state of the granite, as a consequence of the leaching of U due to the hydrothermal fluids during the Permian Period. The posibility of a remobilization of U during the late alpinefracturation cannot be excluided. Finally, from the end of the tertiary to the present the latest stage of weathering and a concentration of the U have occurred, forming the hexavalent minerals.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/57152
ISSN: 0210-6558
Source: Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Mineralogía [ISSN 0210-6558], v. 19 (1), p. 55-56
URL: http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=4633002
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