Published February 1980 | Version v1
Journal article

Geochemical study for primary dispersion of trace elements in uranium bearing black slates of the Ogcheon Group, Korea

Creators

  • 1. Jeonbug National Univ., Jeonju (Republic of Korea). Coll. of Engineering

Description

Total 145 boring core samples of Deogpyongri, Geosan and Mogsori, Geumsan in Ogcheon Group have been collected and analyzed for uranium and trace elements such as lead, zinc, copper, chromium, cadmium, vanadium and mloybdenium. All the data of the elments analyzed have been processed statistically by computer in order to estimate the correlation co-efficient between elements. The vertical distribution pattern of trace elements has been discussed. The results obtained are summarized as follows: Uranium has high correlation co-efficients with vanadium and molybdenium. And the last two can be used as indicator elements for the geochemical prospecting of uranium. The occurrence of uranium is closely related with the carbonaceous material in boring core of Ogcheon Group. Considering the vertical distribution pattern of uranium, it can't be said that the epigenetic uranium absorption to the carbonaceous material is in progress. The uranium minerals in the carbonanceous material must be correctly defined to resolve the genetic problems of uranium deposit in Ogcheon Group. (Author)

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Journal Title
Res. Eng., Jeonbug Natl. Univ.
Journal Volume
10
Series
Res. Eng., Jeonbug Natl. Univ.
Journal Page Range
27-34