Electric-pulse disintegration, an optimal technique for separating unbroken grains of accessory minerals

N. S. Rudashevskiy, B. Ye Burakopv, S. D. Lupal, A. D. Shuloyakov, V. I. Kurets

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Abstract

Accessory minerals carry unique geological, geochemical, and petrologic information, e.g. on the global differentiation of material during the petrogenesis of complex igneous bodies and on the radiometric age of the host rock (measured, for example, on zicons, which enable us to correlate rock and ores. Of the existing mechanical and physicochemical methods of fragmentation of natural and model materials, electric-pulse disintegration seems to optimally meet the requirements of the disintegration process.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	172-176
Number of pages	5
Journal	Doklady. Earth science sections
Volume	319 A
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - May 1993

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