Nickel Sulfides
Nickel Sulfides is a class of naturally occurring inorganic minerals belonging to the broader category of sulfide minerals, distinguished by their chemical composition in which nickel cations are bonded to sulfur anions in varying stoichiometric ratios characteristic of magmatic or hydrothermal ore-forming processes.
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Mineral discrimination and removal of inductive coupling with multifrequency IP
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