Geochemistry of hydrothermal magnetite, biotite, chlorite and the host rocks in the Bagjata uranium deposit, Singhbhum IOCG province, India: Implications for alteration, physicochemical condition, and uranium fertility

Authors: Subhadip Adak, Dipak C. Pal, Suman Mandal
Publication: Lithos
Published: Jun 1, 2026
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