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Native Copper from
Teniente Mine (Braden Mine), El Teniente, Rancagua, Cachapoal Province, O'Higgins, Chile

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Locality type:Mine
Classification
Species:Native Copper
Formula:Cu
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Native Copper data
Locality Data:Click here to view Teniente Mine (Braden Mine), El Teniente, Rancagua, Cachapoal Province, O'Higgins, Chile
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:617103
Long-form Identifier:1:3:617103:2
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Native Copper
77.1km (47.9 miles)ⓘLa Africana Mine, Pudahuel, Santiago Province, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
References
Singer, D.A., Berger, V.I., Moring, B.C. (2008) Porphyry copper deposits of the world: Database and grade and tonnage models, 2008.Open-File Report 2008-1155
Reference Search (possible matching items)
Gilmour, Paul (1962) Notes on a non-genetic classification of copper deposits.Economic Geology, 57 (3) 450-453doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.57.3.450
Journal (article/letter/editorial)
NOTESONCOMMUNICATIONS.4 NON-GENETICOFCOPPERPAULCL.4SSIFIC.4TIONDEPOSITSGILMOURINTRODUCTION...devisedfor depositsof othermetalsthancopper.PROPOSEDCLASSIFICATIONOFCOPPERDEPOSITSA classification...intermediatecomposition.Examples:The "porphyrycopper"depositsof the southwesternUnited Statesand of...depositsin brecciapipesat Cananaea,Mexico; E1Teniente (Braden),Chile.Group5. Massivesulfidedeposits,commonlyconcordant...Group 6. Disseminated,concordant,depositsofnative copper,chalcopyrite, chalcocite,bornite and pyrite
Laznicka, Peter (2014) Giant metallic deposits—A century of progress.Ore Geology Reviews, 62.doi:10.1016/j.oregeorev.2014.03.002
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century. The “ore giants” are dominated bygold andcopper (278 and 268 entries), followed by Mo (166), Ag...loose pieces of metals like gold, meteoric iron andcopper at the surface, goes backmere 9000 years in human...soon progressed to shallow depth, resulting in amine. The numbers of mines and intensity of ACCEPTED...colonialism, modern economic booms(Belich, 2009). Activemine numbers and sizes skyrocketed during two World Wars...rapidly growing number of mineral discoveries andmineestablishment was partly driven by the discovery
Navin, Thomas R. (1978)Copper Mining & Management. The University of Arizona Press.
Book
https://archive.org/details/copperminingmana000Onavi COPPERMININGMANAGEMENTTHOMASR. NAVINUniversity...Strategy at the CollegebutalsohastaughtMineof BusinessManagementattheCollege of Mines...textbook of cases, manyof them drawn from thecopper industry. A distinguished scholar in the field...Thomas R.Copper mining and management.Includes bibliographical references and index1.Copper industry...industry and trade — Management.2.Copper industry and trade — United States —History. I. Title,HD9539
Hollister, Victor F. (1978)Geology of the Porphyry Copper Deposits of the Western Hemisphere. Society of Mining Engineers, New York.
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color andcopper soil anomaly (U.S. Forest Servicephotograph). Geology of thePorphyryCopper Deposits...77-071575ISBN 0-89520-048-1 PrefacePorphyrycopper deposits of the WesternHemisphere occur in clusters...genetic influence in the six dif-ferent porphyrycopperwestern hemisphere.provincesDeposit features...Evidence cited in this volume suggests thatporphyrycopper development is not hecessarily restricted to subduction...model, although exceptions (e.g., Ajo)a porphyrycopper. If the fault is the Benioffare known.zone
(1927, February 5th)Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 123 (6) McGraw-Hill
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CentralBy F. R. KoeberlinChurn-DrillToolsChileNew MachineryMarket and Financial News263265...chart of a year ago, also by Mr. Young,and thecopper chart of two years ago, by Mr. Wormser.These striking...the principal producer, with its important Idriamine,at Carniola, and properties in the Monte Amiata... the production coming chieflyfrom the Almadenmine. There is no open market forthe European production...—No. 222.A complete plant may be erected at themine, and nothing remains but for the operator to sell
Misra, Kula C. (1999)Understanding Mineral Deposits. Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Book
5.11. Recommended Reading·/CHAPTER 6. NICKEL (-COPPER) SULFIDEDEPOSITS6.1. Introduction6.2. Distribution...PORPHYRY DEPOSITS8.1. Introduction8.2. PorphyryCopper Deposits8.3. Porphyry Molybdenum Deposits8.4...538538CHAPTER 12. SEDIMENT-HOSTED STRATIFORMCOPPER (SSC)DEPOSITS12.1. Introduction12.2. Distinguishing...the form of earthy hematite) or valuable (e.g.,native goldand gemstones) materials they contained at...disseminating the information, themine geologists andmine managers who have madethemine visits a rewarding experience
Brookins, Douglas G. (1990)Mineral and Energy Resources Occurrence, Exploitation, and Environmental Impact. Merrill Publishing Company, Columbus, OH.
Book
percent of the world total for many substances (iron,copper, fertilizer chemicals, etc.), is becoming more...Conservation\Soils in the United States4AluminumCopperZincLeadManganeseMagnesiumChromium CONTENTS...accessory sulfide mineral found in commonrocks.Native sulfur is common in hot-spring areas near volcanic...important for so1ne metal ore deposits such ascopper and molybdenum.The Bowen reaction series is important...is norite,which is commonly enriched in nickel,copper, and cobalt. 11SEDIMENTARY ROCKSSyenites
 
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