The formation of the giant Huayangchuan U-Nb deposit associated with carbonatite in the Qingling Orogenic Belt
Authors:
- Shuo XueSXShuo Xue
- Ming-Xing LingMLMing-Xing Ling
- Yu-Long LiuYLYu-Long Liu
- Qing-Qing KangQKQing-Qing Kang
- Rui-Fang HuangRHRui-Fang Huang
- Zhe-Kun ZhangZZZhe-Kun Zhang
- Weidong SunWSWeidong Sun
- 1 July 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ore Geology Reviews
- Vol. 122
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