Deep groundwater characteristics provide valuable information on oil and gas extraction
and evolution of hydrosphere, and nonmetallic and metallic elements in deep groundwater …

Deep mineral exploration is increasingly important for finding new mineral resources but
there are many uncertainties. Understanding the factors controlling the localization of …

To aid conceptual targeting, the past two decades have seen the emergence of the mineral
systems concept, whereby ore deposits are viewed as small-scale expressions of a range of …

Fluoride enrichment in groundwater at the North China Plain (NCP) is posing a potential
health risk to human being. To better understand the enrichment mechanism of fluoride in …

The increasing salinization of groundwater renders it challenging to maintain the water
quality. Moreover, knowledge regarding the characteristics and mechanism of groundwater …

Giant uranium deposits were formed during the Mesoproterozoic era, 1.6–1.0 Gyr ago, in
both Canada and Australia. The deposits are thought to have formed from large-scale …

Abstract At Soultz-sous-Forêts, the geothermal reservoir was identified around thirty years
ago by drilling down to depths of 5000 m. It comprises the base of the Mesozoic series and …

vi predominantly present on Earth in the-I oxidation state as chloride and bromide, and as a
result oxidation-reduction processes that impose large isotope fractionation on other light …

Sandstone type deposits are the most common type of uranium deposits in the world. A
large variety of sub-types have been defined, based either on the morphology of the …

Abstract The Paleoproterozoic Athabasca Basin (Canada) hosts numerous giant
unconformity-related uranium deposits. The scope of this study is to establish the pressure …