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0221U100342, (0116U003020) , R & D reports

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Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry

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Геохімічні особливості евапоритових формацій Євразії та закономірності формування пов'язаних з ними корисних копалин у контексті еволюції хімічного складу океанічної води протягом фанерозою

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Vovnyuk Serhiy V, Кандидат геологічних наук

Registration Date

04-01-2021

Organization

Institute of geology and geochemistry of combustible minerals of NAS of Ukraine

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 Some regularities of physical and chemical conditions of evaporites and related types of sediments formation are determined and described, new methods and scientific approaches for the solving of contradictory problems of geology of sediments are offered. The studied geochemical features of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the patterns of formation of related minerals can be considered as indicators of the global forecast of certain types of mineral resources.

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Bilyk Liudmyla K.
Halamai Anatolii R.
Horodechna Nadiia V.
Hryniv Sofiia P.
Zhukova Svitlana A.
Maksymuk Sofiia V.
Oliiovych-Hladka Oksana V.
Sydor Dariia V.
Shul Ivanna I.
Yaremchuk Yaroslava V.

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2021-01-04

R & D report
Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry
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Head: Vovnyuk Serhiy V. Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry. (popup.stage: ). Institute of geology and geochemistry of combustible minerals of NAS of Ukraine. № 0221U100342
Registration Number

0221U100342, (0116U003020) , R & D reports

Title

Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry

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Геохімічні особливості евапоритових формацій Євразії та закономірності формування пов'язаних з ними корисних копалин у контексті еволюції хімічного складу океанічної води протягом фанерозою

Head

Vovnyuk Serhiy V, Кандидат геологічних наук

Registration Date

04-01-2021

Organization

Institute of geology and geochemistry of combustible minerals of NAS of Ukraine

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 Some regularities of physical and chemical conditions of evaporites and related types of sediments formation are determined and described, new methods and scientific approaches for the solving of contradictory problems of geology of sediments are offered. The studied geochemical features of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the patterns of formation of related minerals can be considered as indicators of the global forecast of certain types of mineral resources.

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Bilyk Liudmyla K.
Halamai Anatolii R.
Horodechna Nadiia V.
Hryniv Sofiia P.
Zhukova Svitlana A.
Maksymuk Sofiia V.
Oliiovych-Hladka Oksana V.
Sydor Dariia V.
Shul Ivanna I.
Yaremchuk Yaroslava V.

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2021-01-04

R & D report
Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry
Head: Vovnyuk Serhiy V. Geochemical peculiarities of evaporite formations of Eurasia and the regularity of related useful minerals formation within the framework of evolution of Phanerozoic seawater chemistry. (popup.stage: Геохімічні особливості евапоритових формацій Євразії та закономірності формування пов'язаних з ними корисних копалин у контексті еволюції хімічного складу океанічної води протягом фанерозою). Institute of geology and geochemistry of combustible minerals of NAS of Ukraine. № 0221U100342
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