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Xmet Inc XMTTF

Metals & Mining Gold Industrial Metals & Minerals
XMet Inc is a mining exploration company. The company engages in the exploration of its Canadian mineral properties in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. Its property portfolio includes Grasset Property located in the northern part of the Abitibi greenstone belt, west of Matagami, Quebec; Authier Property located mainly in Poularies and Privat townships in the western Abitibi Region of Quebec and the Blackflake Property.


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Comment by Solidsnake10on May 15, 2014 9:47am
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RE:RE:RE:Kimberlite and diamonds

RE:RE:RE:Kimberlite and diamonds
SizzlinSteaks wrote: I agree. I recently read that when the magma moves up quickly through the earth's crust (via kimberlite pipes) without resistance diamonds stand a better chance of not reverting to graphite.

That being said, I'm not sure if it would be a one or the other situation (either diamonds or hydrothermal graphite) or if an individual kimberlite pipe could contain both. 



I would like to point out. I was the first to call it. hydrothermal graphite with diamond speckles?

anyone remember that LOL... called it from the beginning.
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