Platinum Group Metals
There are six platinum group metals or PGMs . The group comprises; platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd), rhodium (Rh), iridium (Ir), […]
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Knowledge Base
Our knowledge base of articles on exploration geology and geological methods is written with the non-professional in mind. Learn the basics of geological exploration, drilling, key commodities and mining. Read about mineral deposit types and important discoveries.
Zinc
Zinc is the 30th element on the periodic table. It has the symbol Zn, which is an abbreviation of zinke;
Lead
Lead is number 82 on the periodic table of the elements. It is the most stable of the high atomic
Iron
Iron is number 26 on the periodic table of the elements. Iron has the symbol Fe, which is an abbreviation
Iron Oxide-Copper-Gold (IOCG) Deposits of Australia
Iron oxide-copper-gold or IOCG deposits can be of tremendous size. The largest known deposit of this type is Olympic Dam,
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Alluvial and Placer Mineral Deposits
Technically a placer deposit is the general term for a mineral deposit formed by the concentration of moving particles by
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Why Drilling Is Essential in Mines
The phrase “exploration geology” calls to mind a lonely geologist and a drill rig in the middle of a windswept,
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Drilling Methods Used in Coal Mines
For coal deposits, like most other minerals, drilling is a key to identifying in detail the grade and size of
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Mining Production Delays
Mining operations exist solely to produce valuable commodities while making profits for investors and key stakeholders. All mining executives are
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Kalgoorlie, Australia’s Largest Gold Producer
Heading east from Perth, Western Australia is one road that connects the western half of Australia with the eastern States.
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