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Jianqing Lai, and Guoxiang Chi (2007): CO2-rich fluid inclusions with chalcopyrite daughter mineral from the Fenghuangshan Cu–Fe–Au deposit, China: implications for metal transport in vapor. Mineralium Deposita 42(3), 293-299.

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Plain TextJianqing Lai, and Guoxiang Chi (2007): CO2-rich fluid inclusions with chalcopyrite daughter mineral from the Fenghuangshan Cu–Fe–Au deposit, China: implications for metal transport in vapor. Mineralium Deposita 42(3), 293-299.

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