Spanish Mountain Gold Ltd V.SPA

SPANISH MOUNTAIN - DRILL CORE

[Wangotango67]

Here's a Spanish Mountain - core pic - so few online.
Originated from a former article written by - ahead of the herd -


Simply google -  ahead of the heard spanish mountain drilll core - images.
The link is wickedly long and the picture pasted - won't allow the post to send.
Do excuse.

What do i see in the SPA drill core ?
Basalt...?.
Volcanic carbon / magnesium.
Dull carbon black .

if i had to reguess the graphite equation ?
I'd first begin with - lead mineral - then heat with silica / mica which form crystals -
Lead still to this day, has the best electrical charge properties.
if my hunchis correct and lead morphs to graphite  - then its no wonder why graphite 
is next best... and, wirth mica formation sheets - 

I wonder if different salt carbonates
when heated and introduced to lead create the different transitional metals ?
EG - molten lead hit with high carbonate salt waters - or salt carbonates
= Manganese, Magnesium, Silver, Zincs, chrome, galena....ect....

Is SPA's core pic - black carbon ?
Looks like it to me...moreso carbon than graphite.

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Carbon whether organic or inorganic...
It's still carbon =  holds a value..

Graphite - has the ready made carbon and silica thin sheet wafers.( mica, silica crystals )
if just black carbon - then... a manufacturer can still modify it and insert silica to create the spacing needed in order to allow for better electrical ion movement.

Shhhh... Secret -
Graphite is also known as plumb-lead.
Hence - the importance of lead.
EV  battery space has rebranded ( lead ) batteries using the graphite spin.
Wink.

Which segways - 2 ACES - claims block - aside of Spanish  - where Barker Minerals found
rich LEAD anomalies. Interesting.


BASALT - My BEST guess to describe SPA's ores = Basalt.
                basalt hosts magnesium but... somehow the magnesium charded to a carbon.
                My next best guess is - chromite - seen further below - 
                In any case - the main premise is...there's 2 carbon values - in SPA  ores .

https://geology.com/rocks/basalt.shtml

Basalt is heat resistant, pressure resistant, wear resistant
Argillite is heat resistant, impact resistant.
Both are similar - known for graphitics.



LEAD ORE #1 - notice how lead can stil lform structures - interesting.
https://img2.exportersindia.com/product_images/bc-full/dir_13/370175/lead-ore-2368648.jpeg

LEAD ORE #2 - this sample appears almost graphitic
https://5.imimg.com/data5/YM/TV/MY-22972899/surma-lead-ore-500x500.jpg


MANGANESE -
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/86/Mangan_1-crop.jpg/200px-Mangan_1-crop.jpg


MAGNESIUM -
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/07/5a/81/075a811301d58e8ad345990c7aa3e31f.jpg


SYNTHETIC MICA + NATURAL MICA -
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1290/7115/files/synthetic-vs.-natural-mica.jpg?18382956419449781731


CHROMITE -
https://www.minerals.net/MineralImages/chromite-utah.jpg

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I also tihnk lead is the primary metal - which creates many of these other metals.
Whether molten or solidified, oxide, carbonates from volcanics -
LEAD TO ME....seems to be the cornerstone and when introduced to heat and salt metals
( saline salt waters or alkai carbonate ) a  reaction occurs that morphs the lead into other hybrid transitional metals... ( magnesium,graphite  etc...)
Just my own hypothesis.

And yes....Winkler, certainly cracked the code in this study.
LINK -
https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/1909/tf/tf9090400172/unauth#!divAbstract


O.K.... i'll climb back out the - rabbit hole... lol
Oh my God... who'd ever think there would this  many trails researching - carbon.
Grrr.... Done...Done. ( i had all the pretty rock pics pasted - had to replace each with a link )  
 
By the way...
Nice gold seen in the - Spanish drill core.




Cheers...