Altan Uul Placer, Gurvan tes District, Ömnögovi Province, Mongoliai
| Regional Level Types | |
|---|---|
| Altan Uul Placer | Placer |
| Gurvan tes District | District |
| Ömnögovi Province | Province |
| Mongolia | Country |
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43° 42' 1'' North , 101° 1' 49'' East
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GE-bearing minerals are concentrated at the base of conglomerates of the Cretaceous Baynshiree Formation, making a paleo-placer deposit genetically related to underlying PGE mineralization in the Altan Uul ultramafic ophiolitic rocks. The placers contain up to 100 ppb Pt, 2–5 ppb Pd, 2 ppb Rh, 100 ppb Ir, and 5 ppb Ru, along with elevated Ni ~1500 ppm, Co ~500 ppm, and Cr ~3000 ppm. The placer PGE assemblages contain mainly Os–Ir–Ru alloys which occur as grains or as nuggets within the conglomerates. Other heavy minerals also include platinum arsenides and sulfides.
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References
[1]Dostal, Jaroslav; Gerel, Ochir; Sukhbaatar, Turbold; Prieto, Ximena; Avalos, Nicolás; Lopez, Bernabé; Santibañez, Javier; Vukasovic, Mónica; Cortés, Nelson; Díaz, Jaime (2026) Platinum Group Element Mineralization in Mongolia: Geological Setting, Occurrences, and Exploration Potential. Minerals, 16 (3). doi:10.3390/min16030317