Hydrothermal vein type quartzite ore is a form of metamorphic rock that is primarily composed of quartz. It is formed through the hydrothermal process where mineral-rich water circulates through cracks in the earth's crust,depositing quartz crystals. This type of quartzite is known for its durability and resistance to weathering, making it a valuable resource in various industrial applications.

Our sample is a metamorphic rock formed by regional metamorphism of fine-grained sandstone very rich in quartz. Regional metamorphism has resulted in slight elongation of the minerals, resulting in a directional texture. Quartz crystals,which constitute the main component and have short-axis grain sizes ranging from 0.02 to 0.1 mm are generally interlocked in contact formations. Small amounts of thin,platy mica minerals,possibly composed of sericite and biotite,are observed among the quartz crystals.Iron oxide staining,appearing as brown spots on some mica minerals has also been observed.

General view of the sample thin section under polarizing microscope double-lens. Among the quartz (Q) crystals that constitute the main component and show different extinction positions,small amounts of thin sheet-like mica (Mi) minerals, which may be of sericite ± biotite composition are observed.

It's a high reserve quartz in the form of a layer between limestone and metemorphic shale rocks.

There are iron and copper mine in the region together with a sulfur pyrite mine on the right side of the quartz mine.

About 700 meters on the west side of the existing mine,an amorphous quartz mine was detected.

600 - 800 meters above these mines on the south,there are block rock quartzes.

The southern part of the current project area;also the south-west part,the north-east part and the west part are amorphous structure.

In the upper parts,the south-east parts,2 km above the amorphous structure,over a hundred meters of block rock quartz mine was detected.

There is a high-grade calcite mine in a certain area of this formation.

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About the Ore

Regarding quartzite ore and its applications.