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Horseshoe Gold-Copper-Silver Deposit

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Horseshoe Lights Mine, Peak Hill Mining District, Meekatharra Shire, Western Australia, Australiaⓘ Chalcocite, ⓘ Covellite

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WALLBRACHT, P. C., BLACHNIK, R., MILLS, K. C. (1981) ChemInform Abstract: THE HEAT CAPACITY AND ENTHALPY OF SOME HUME-ROTHERY PHASES FORMED BY COPPER, SILVER AND GOLD. PART III. COPPER + GALLIUM, SILVER + GALLIUM, GOLD + GALLIUM, COPPER + INDIUM, SILVER + INDIUM AND GOLD + INDIUM SYSTEMS. Chemischer Informationsdienst, 12 (50) doi:10.1002/chin.198150026
 
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