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Portable, quick and quantitative analysis of light elements (Li, Be, F) in rare metal bearing felsic rocks : the Beauvoir case study
Geochemical exploration is widely used for discovering and studying ore deposits. However,traditional methods, including sample collection, transport, and laboratory analysis, areresource-intensive and time-consuming. These limitations are increasingly incompatible withthe current demands of the min
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