• E. Panova
  • G. Oleynikova
  • E. Chi Fru
  • B. Allard
  • Y. Fadin

Black shales (BS) accumulate economic and biologically important trace metals such as Re, precious metals, U, V, Mo, Cu, Ni and Co above expected Clarke concentrations. We extracted colloid-salt fraction with particle size <1000 nm from BS with water under special conditions. In nano-fraction the detection limit for rare and trace elements are lower by 2-3 orders of magnitude, show maximum content for Re-22, 6 mg/l; Ag-9, 7 mg/l; Au-1, 4 mg/l; Pd-1, 7 mg/l; and Pt-0,5. Our data reveals a BS nanogeochemistry that could enhance geochemical ore prospecting methods and open new ways for extracting low concentration elements from BS.

Язык оригиналаанглийский
Название основной публикации5th EAGE Shale Workshop
Подзаголовок основной публикацииQuantifying Risks and Potential
ИздательEuropean Association of Geoscientists and Engineers
Страницы87-90
Число страниц4
ISBN (электронное издание)9781510822887
СостояниеОпубликовано - 2016
Событие5th EAGE Shale Workshop: Quantifying Risks and Potential - Catania, Италия
Продолжительность: 2 мая 20164 мая 2016

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Название5th EAGE Shale Workshop: Quantifying Risks and Potential

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конференция5th EAGE Shale Workshop: Quantifying Risks and Potential
Страна/TерриторияИталия
ГородCatania
Период2/05/164/05/16

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  • Геофизика

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