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. Derome, Th diagram for studied fluid inclusions Data for McArthur River are from Temperatures of phase changes: Tm ice: ice melting, Th: total homogenization. Note that a majority of Lw' and Lwh' inclusions failed to nucleate any ice upon cooling and could not be plotted in the CaCl 2 -rich brine field. Large variations of Tm ice suggest mixing between a NaCl-rich brine and a CaCl 2 -rich brine. Th mainly comprised between 100 and 150°C for both brines both brines s uggest that mixing is isothermal, Figure 4.3 : Tm ice vs, p.70, 2005.

. Derome, Data for McArthur River are from Except for the McArthur River deposit, Th for NaCl-rich brine mostly range from 100 to 150°C with a mode at 135°C, and Th for CaCl 2 -rich brine mostly range from 80 to 130°C with a mo de at 115°C, Figure 4.4 : Th histograms for the studied fluid inclusions. Th: temperature of total homogenization, p.74, 2005.

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/. Na and . .. Na, Li molar ratios of Athabasca NaCl-rich and CaCl 2 -rich brines determined from crush-leach and LA-ICP-MS analyses. Full line: temperature estimation deduced from the geothermometric cation relationships (Verma and Santoyo, 1997) Dotted lines: expected ranges of Na, Li ratios in Athabasca brines, from temperatures deduced from fluid inclusions, p.158

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