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Apophyllite weathering and the aqueous geochemistry of a Karoo breccia pipe
Apophyllite is a phyllosilicate mineral commonly associated with hydrothermal environments. It is a major secondary phase occupying fractures in a dolerite breccia pipe on the farm Kopoasfontein, outside Calvinia in the western Karoo, South Africa. Groundwater abstracted from this breccia is unchara...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2024
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