Supergene/Hypogene hydrothermal Deposits Flashcards

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Copper hand sample

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Dense, quick tarnighing, copper color

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Dense, quick tarnishing, copper color

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Copper hand sample

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Native sulfur hand sample.

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yellow flakey rock

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yellow flakey rock

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Native sulfur hand sample.

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Pyrite hand sample

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metallic silvery yelow, geometric shapes, leaves a black streak

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metallic silvery yelow, geometric shapes, leaves a black streak

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Pyrite hand sample

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Chalcopyrite hand sample

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burnished yelow rock.

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burnished yelow rock.

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Chalcopyrite hand sample

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Galena hand sample

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cubic, dense, metallic silver collor.

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cubic, dense, metallic silver collor.

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Galena hand sample.

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Sphalerite hand sample

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smellly white streak

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smelly white streak

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spalertite hand sample

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Covellite hand sample

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black when tarnished, but clean surfaces reflect blue

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black when tarnished, but clean surfaces reflect blue

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Covellite hand sample

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Chalcocite hand sample

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black coley collor, like covelite but without the blue

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black coley collor, like covelite but without the blue

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Chalcocite hand sample

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Geothite hand sample

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rusty rock, redish brown streak

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rusty rock, redish brown streak

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Geothite hand sample

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Hematite

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Rusty red rock, brick red streak

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Rusty red rock, brick red streak

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Hematite

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Azurite hand sample

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pretty blue rock, friends with malachite

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pretty blue rock, friends with malachite

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Azurite hand sample

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Malachite hand sample

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pretty green rock, friends with azurite

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pretty green rock, friends with azurite

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Malachite hand sample

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calcite hand sample
white, rhombihedral crystas and cleavage planes, fizzes
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white, rhombihedral crystas and cleavage planes, fizzes
calcite hand sample
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cerussite hand sample
translucent blue grey, dense
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translucent blue grey, dense
cerussite hand sample
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Rhodochrosite hand sample
pink, rombohedral, hardness of 4
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pink, rhobmohedral, hardness of 4
Rhodochrosite hand sample
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Kalonite hand sample
white flaky/chalky rock
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white flaky/chalky rock
Kalonite hand sample
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Gypsum hand sample
clear, soft eneough to scratch with a fingernail.
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clear, soft eneough to scratch with a fingernail.
Gypsum hand sample
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ingredients for the Hypogene recipie
ground water, heat, metal, conduit
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Heat source for Hypogene
comes from the magma itself as it cools (Includin when it's solid but still realy warm
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comes from the magma itself as it cools (Includin when it's solid but still realy warm
Heat source for Hypogene
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groundwater in hypogene
falls down, then rises again as it is heated. carying away metals
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falls down, then rises again as it is heated. carying away metals
groundwater in hypogene
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metal source in hypogene
metals that can't be incoprerated in the igneous rocks are extruded
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metals that can't be incoprerated in the igneous rocks are extruded
metal source in hypogene
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conduit
cracks and spaces in the rock where fluid flows
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cracks and spaces in the rock where fluid flows
conduit
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gasses in hypogene
various gasses are released by the magma and transpoted in the water, they react with the metals in the water to produce sulfides.
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Supergene enrichment process
Once the heat source cools off, water traveling downwards turns sulfides into oxides, and creates highly enriched sulfides at the water table
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Once the heat source cools off, water traveling downwards turns sulfides into oxides, and creates highly enriched sulfides at the water table
Supergene enrichment process
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host rock transformation
as the mineral rich water flows through the conduit, it may cause changes in nearby rocks
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as the mineral rich water flows through the conduit, it may cause changes in nearby rocks
host rock transformation
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decomposing sulfides
minerals turned from sulfides to oxides during supergene enrichment
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minerals turned from sulfides to oxides during supergene enrichment
decomposing sulfides
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enriched sulfides
sulfides deposited by the water table during supergene enrichment
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sulfides deposited by the water table during supergene enrichment
enriched sulfides
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sources of heterogenious nucleation
grains of pyrite during supergene enrichment
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Sphalerite crystal structure
Repeated zinc tetrahedrons with sulfur on the corners
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Repeated zinc tetrahedrons with sulfur on the corners
Sphalerite crystal structure
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Galena crystal structure
alternating structure of sulfur and lead, always grows and breaks in cubes
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alternating structure of sulfur and lead, always grows and breaks in cubes
Galena crystal structure
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pyrite crystal structure
alternating iron and S2, the sulfur groups alternate direction by layer.
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alternating iron and S2, the sulfur groups alternate direction by layer.
pyrite crystal structure
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calcopyrite crystal structure
alternating copper and iron tetrahedra, with sulfur on the corners
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alternating copper and iron tetrahedra, with sulfur on the corners
calcopyrite crystal structure
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Markesite hand sample
Similar to pyrite, but has a platy or bladed crystal habbit
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Similar to pyrite, but has a platy or bladed crystal habbit
Markesite hand sample
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arsenopyrite hand sample
a more silvery version of pyrite, grows in mats of tiny crystals
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a more silvery version of pyrite, grows in mats of tiny crystals
arsenopyrite hand sample
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Molybdenite hand sample
looks like galena, but more of a blue sheen and much less dense and softer
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looks like galena, but more of a blue sheen and much less dense and softer
Molybdenite hand sample
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cinnabar hand sample
bright red, light, rock
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bright red, light, rock
cinnabar hand sample
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Orpiment and realgar hand sample
one is yellow and the other is red, always form together
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one is yellow and the other is red, always form together
Orpiment and realgar hand sample
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Stibnite hand sample
shiny metalic silver bladed crystals
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shiny metalic silver bladed crystals
Stibnite hand sample
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Cassiterite hand sample
dense dark black/brown and platy
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dense dark black/brown and platy
Cassiterite hand sample
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Barrite hand sample
Dense mineral, supposed to be white, but often has lots of red inclusions
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Dense mineral, supposed to be white, but often has lots of red inclusions, may form a rose shape
Barrite hand sample