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Economic Geology; February 1961; v. 56; no. 1; p. 100-110
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Nickel occurrences in soapstone deposits, Saline County, Arkansas

Philip J. Sterling, and Charles G. Stone

Ni of possible economic interest has recently been found in an area 15 mi. W. of Little Rock in Saline County, Arkansas. The Ni occurs in sulfides in talc-carbonate rocks, in iron and manganese oxides in weathered serpentine dikes, and disseminated as sulfides in unweathered serpentine. The dikes and the talc-carbonate rock occur in deposits that are currently being mined for soapstone. Assays of samples from the soapstone pits ranged from a trace to 15.0% Ni.

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