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Exhibition of film (fb2e176b-1151-4bdf-a8af-927130e00050)
"A film entitled ""It Can Be Done! "" was shown depicting conditions of work in an anthracite mine in South Wales. Shots of the research laboratory and the taking of dust samples were shown."
Jan 1, 1947
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Spotlight on Exchem, EPC Group
By NA NA
Background information on Exchem Mining and Construction and its products.
Jan 7, 1997
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Introduction (690764bf-42b4-4f45-91f9-7677c242b56c)
By D. L. Buchanan, M. J. Jones
In May, 1982, the University of Western Australia in Perth hosted a three-day international conference on nickel sulphides, followed by a ten-day field excursion to the Western Australian nickel sulph
Jan 1, 1984
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The man from Penzance: Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829)
By Asfa-Wossen L.
Davy saw science to be the ultimate truth. He loved the utility and permanence of it and the feeling of progression. He was a bold chemist and an inventor, but he thought like a writer
Feb 1, 2015
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Spotlight on Stamler Corporation
By NA NA
Stamler Corporation manufactures of mining machinery and material handling equipment specialising in Feeder-Breakers to the mining and quarrying industries.
Jan 9, 1996
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Gold prospectivity in the Caledonides of southeast Ireland: application of the upper-crustal reservoir model
By P. J. O'Connor, V. Gallagher
examined analytically in relation to the ratio of the
Dec 1, 1994
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Gold prospectivity in the Caledonides of southeast Ireland: application of the upper-crustal reservoir model: addendum
By P. J. O'Connor, V. Gallagher
The addendum, to the paper published in Trans. IMM B, vol.103, 1994, p.B175-B187, acknowledges data from Celtic Gold plc at Navan and apologises for the omission
Jun 18, 1905
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Discussion of Mr. David E. Thomas's paper on 'The value of the experimental fan in the mining laboratory'
By Thomas D. E.
Discussion at the Manchester Geological and Mining Society' general meeting held in Manchester, March 14th , 1916, with Leonard R. Fletcher, President, in the Chair, of a paper published in Trans. In
Dec 1, 1916
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Discussion of Mr. James Black's paper on 'Forming a shaft-pillar in thin seams', at the Mining Institute of Scotland's annual general meeting held in Glasgow, 8 April 1916
Discussion continuing that published in Trans.I.MIn.E ., 1915, vol.L, p.449 and 1916, vol.LI, p.166, included contributions by Smith W., McLaren R., Gibson J., McCreath W., Sneddon J.B., Kirkpatrick J
Dec 1, 1916