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MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd V.BMK

Alternate Symbol(s):  MCDMF

MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on the evaluation, acquisition, and development of precious and critical metals properties in Ontario. It is focused on exploring its 100%-owned, 19,455 ha Scadding-Powerline-Jovan (SPJ) Project located 20 kilometers (km) southeast of the prolific Sudbury Mining Camp in Northern Ontario. The SPJ property consists of the Scadding, Powerline, Jovan, Blueberry, Loney and Golden Copper properties. Scadding Mine, as well as additional mineral claims that surround the Scadding Mine site, which is located in Scadding Township near the Wanapitei-Ashigami Lakes district, east of Sudbury, Ontario. Its Hembruff Copper property consists of 30 mining claims over 6.64 square kilometers.


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Post by Wangotango67on Nov 19, 2022 4:23pm
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THOUGHTS -

THOUGHTS - Quartz - cubic crystals
Felsic quartz - sheet like layers - small factions and large sheet layers
Could a - potassic acid - alter cubic quartz to turn felsic sheet like ?

Chlorite - some think biotite originates from - chlorite.

Biotite - is akin to - micas - sheet like quartz.

put it all together ?
Potassium alters quartz to turn felsic.
Whether small flat flecks ( sheet like ) quartz or large like feldspars.
Chlroite comes in with it's own influence -
Chlorite as an -  ion - penetrates quartz and felsics.
I'm not a big fan of, agreeing that chlorite rock exisits.
I'm more prone to beleive - chlroite merges / stains, quartz.

Supposing - chlorite has an inherent - biotite - with in -  it then, incubates with the flesic quartz
Potassium swaps with chlorite and begins grwoing the seeded biotite from the chlorite.
Keep in mind - were talking crystals, and ITES - which are cubic crystals.
They grow in the right conditions.

If biotite can emminate from chlorite - and if one paper i read suggested - biotite can form into
pentlandite - whichis a reknown nickel ore...then,

The compass would point back to - chlorite as a chief building block, nickel origin.
Any wonder why... nickel is often found in, serpentine group minerals or chlorite rocks ?
Could chlorite be misunderstood ?
Could chlorite be moreso nickel ion related ?

Felsic quartz with potassium,  might allow a free roaming non metallic  nickel ion in with easier penetration, vs, quartz crystal structure. CHLORITE / POTASSIUM SWAPPING.


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WHAT CAUSES CRYSTAL GROWTH ?
Just like copper sulphate or chlorate - they grow crystals.
What's the missing link ?
water / acid / salts each act and promote as a - conduit for - ELECTRICTY.
Electrical Charge - is needed to spark growth.

So.. let's look at a high charability - deposit - in a different way -
Lots of salts, interacting, water, acids, sulphur, chlorines, potassium, and....
telluric currents charging these elements which promote - crystal growths.


Cheers.....

p.s. - look for a free roaming - nickel ion - in non metallic form.
most likely in the chlorites, or could be potassic in nature. ( or both ) if each have reacted.
if a nickel ion is present... then, one has to ask,  what is needed to give nickel a home ?
What would facilitate a nickel ion - bond -  to say.... silicate to form silicate nickel ?

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