Published December 1975 | Version v1
Journal article

New techniques in uranium search

Creators

  • 1. Atomic Energy Board, Pelindaba, Pretoria (South Africa). Geology Div.

Description

In this extract from a paper on advances in prospecting for uranium, attention is drawn to the importance of understanding the decay series of uranium and thorium and the appreciation of the fact that radioactive parent and daughters can be separated in nature by ordinary geological processes. This gives rise to spurious radiometric anomalies which need not necessarily be a measure of the true uranium content of the rock

Part of:
Geochemical behaviour points the way to uranium concentrations

Additional details

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Chamber Mines J.
Journal Volume
17
Journal Issue
12
Series
Chamber Mines J.
Journal Page Range
39-43

Optional Information

Notes
Extract from a paper presented at an I.M.M. Symposium and Geological Summer School held in Salisbury in 1975.