A magmatic origin for the iron ore
2013-04-17
In a recent paper in Nature Scientific Reports an international research group including Erik Jonsson, Valentin R. Troll, Karin Högdahl and Franz Weis from Uppsala University show that the iron ore in Grängesberg has magmatic origin.
Read the pressrelease (in Swedish) and the paper
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