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Origins of lithium in geothermal fluids in a continental rift setting –Insights from the Upper Rhine Graben and regional Vosgian analogues, France.
The Upper Rhine Graben (URG) is a continental rift where lithium-rich geothermal fluids have been exploited in Hercynian fractured crystalline basement and overlying Buntsandstein sandstones to produce heat and electricity since 2007. A combined mineralogical and geochemical study of Hercynian grani
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