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Volume 22 Number 3
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A case history is presented for the exploration of barite with the electrical resistivity method. Altogether eight locations were recommended out of which six correspond to barite bodies. In the present case the gravity method, which is commonly used for the location of barite because of its high density contrast with the host rocks, has failed, perhaps due to small size of the ore bodies.

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2006-04-27
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References

  1. Habberjam, G. M. and Watkins, G. E., 1967, The Use of a Square Configuration in Resistivity Prospecting, Geoph. Prosp.15, 445–467.
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  2. Karkare, B. S., 1962, Report on the Preliminary Prospecting of Thanewasna Copper Deposits, District Chanda, Unpublished report of the Directorate of Geology and Mining, Govt. of Maharastra.
  3. Uhley, R. P. and Scharon, L., 1954, Gravity Survey for Residual Barite Deposits in Missouri, Trans. AIME (Mining Engineering), 52–56.
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