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2011The sandstone-hosted Beverley uranium deposit, Lake Frome Basin, South Australia: mineralogy, geochemistry, and a time-constrained model for its genesisWulser, P.; Brugger, J.; Foden, J.; Pfeifer, H.
2017Enrichment of germanium and associated arsenic and tungsten in coal and roll-front uranium depositsEtschmann, B.; Liu, W.; Li, K.; Dai, S.; Reith, F.; Falconer, D.; Kerr, G.; Paterson, D.; Howard, D.; Kappen, P.; Wykes, J.; Brugger, J.
2012Description and crystal structure of maghrebite, MgAl₂(AsO ₄)₂(OH)₂·8H₂O, from Aghbar, Anti-Atlas, Morocco: first arsenate in the laueite mineral groupMeisser, N.; Brugger, J.; Krivovichev, S.; Armbruster, T.; Favreau, G.
2013Geobiological cycling of gold: from fundamental process understanding to exploration solutionsReith, F.; Brugger, J.; Zammit, C.; Nies, D.; Southam, G.
2014Characterization of porosity in sulfide ore minerals: a USANS/SANS studyXia, F.; Zhao, J.; Etschmann, B.; Brugger, J.; Garvey, C.; Rehm, C.; Lemmel, H.; Ilavsky, J.; Han, Y.; Pring, A.
2014The replacement of chalcopyrite by bornite under hydrothermal conditionsZhao, J.; Brugger, J.; Ngothai, Y.; Pring, A.
2015Textural and compositional complexities resulting from coupled dissolution-reprecipitation reactions in geomaterialsAltree-Williams, A.; Pring, A.; Ngothai, Y.; Brugger, J.
2016Biological role in the transformation of platinum-group mineral grainsReith, F.; Zammit, C.; Shar, S.; Etschmann, B.; Bottrill, R.; Southam, G.; Ta, C.; Kilburn, M.; Oberthür, T.; Ball, A.; Brugger, J.
2015Thermodynamic modeling of poorly complexing metals in concentrated electrolyte solutions: an X-ray absorption and UV-Vis spectroscopic study of Ni(II) in the NiCl₂-MgCl₂-H₂O systemZhang, N.; Brugger, J.; Etschmann, B.; Ngothai, Y.; Zeng, D.; Love, J.
2015Zinc complexation in chloride-rich hydrothermal fluids (25-600°C): a thermodynamic model derived from ab initio molecular dynamicsMei, Y.; Sherman, D.; Liu, W.; Etschmann, B.; Testemale, D.; Brugger, J.

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