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Albitite

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albitite [′al·bə‚tīt]
(petrology)
A porphyritic dike rock that is coarse-grained and composed almost wholly of albite; common accessory minerals are muscovite, garnet, apatite, quartz, and opaque oxides.

Albitite 

a veined crystal-granular mineral consisting mainly of albite, sometimes with an admixture of quartz, muscovite, garnet, and acmite. Albitite can take the form of hydrothermically metasomatic formations linked with alkaline intrusions (in the Khibiny Mountains), with iron-ore formations (in the Ukraine), with gold-ore diorites (in the Ural Mountains and in California), or with ultrabasic rocks (in the Urals).



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Subsequent holes will test the Albitite and Arsenopyrite Zones further down plunge to the west.
58 ounces per ton (uncut) Albitite Zone Resource Estimate - (located between 715 - 1175 foot level) 72,212 tons at 0.
No significant gold values were recorded from the pyritic albitite and Caledonia has concluded that the potential for an open-pit operation as previously envisaged is not economically viable.
 
 
 
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