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    Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Illinois and Indiana during 1932

    By T. Wasson

    The same limitations' that characterized 1931 existed in the old fields of Indiana and Illinois during 1932. Prices remained low. The average for the year for Illinois and southwestern Indiana wa

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Processing Of Indian Coal-Fines

    By P. Bandopadhyay, T. C. Rao

    Geologically the Indian coals belong to Gondwana formations. Being of drift origin, these coals contain high percentage of mineral matter distributed in finely disseminated form. Indian coal-preparati

    Jan 1, 1980

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    Alkaline Leaching

    US 4,133,866-Selective recovery of the bound sodium content of red mud obtained in the production of alumina by the Bayer process The red mud is mixed with aqueous ferric sulfate, the resulting suspen

    Jan 1, 1980

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    Philadelphia Paper - Economical Results of Smelting in Utah

    By Ellsworth Daggett

    The ore smelted in the Winnamuck furnace during the year 1872 consisted, for the most part, of oxidized ores from the Winnamuck mine, only sixty tons of outside ore (from the Spanish mine) having been

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    Ozark Lead- and Zinc-Deposits; Their Genesis, Localization, and Migration

    By C. R. Keyes

    Discussion of the paper of C. R. Keyes, presented at the Chattanooga meeting, October, 190S, Bulletin No. 26, February, 1909, pp. 119 to 166. E. R. BUCKLEY, Flat River, Mo. (communication to the Secr

    Oct 1, 1909

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    Papers - New Flotation Reagents (T. P. 605)

    By A. B. Hersberger, R. S. Dean

    Although it is obvious that in any flotation process we must have a froth, in recent years the development of collecting reagents has caused the possibilities of better frothing agents to be overlooke

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Some Observations on the Recrystallization of an Iron-nickel Alloy

    By George Sachs

    THE process of recrystallization has not as yet been explained satis-factorily. Some definite conclusions could be drawn from recent investi-gations, such as, for example, that recrystallization is a

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Papers - New Flotation Reagents (T. P. 605)

    By R. S. Dean, A. B. Hersberger

    Although it is obvious that in any flotation process we must have a froth, in recent years the development of collecting reagents has caused the possibilities of better frothing agents to be overlooke

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Papers - - Production - Foreign - Petroleum Production and Development in Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia in 1933

    By W. M. Small

    From the one producing well in Austria, 7000 bbl. of heavy oil was produced and sold in 1933. This well, owned by the Raky-Danubia, was completed late in 1932 in the formation called Flysch (Upper Cre

    Jan 1, 1934

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    Utah and Montana Paper - The Sulphur-Deposits of Southern Utah

    By A. Faber du Faur

    At the request of some of the members to whom I have shown a collection of specimens of sulphur from southern Utah, I herewith present some notes relating to the mines and the method of extracting the

    Jan 1, 1888

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    Notes On The Clinton Group In Alabama

    By Truman Aldrich

    THE Clinton group of the Silurian holds the red or fossiliferous ore; its outcrops have been mapped by the State or U. S. Geological Survey. This group is from 100 to 500 ft. thick in Alabama. There a

    Jan 10, 1924

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    Lake Superior Paper - Biographical Notice of Sir Clement Le Neve Foster

    By T. A. Rickard

    Clement Le Neve Foster was born at Camberwell on March 23, 1841, his father being Peter Le Neve Foster, who was secretary of the Society of Arts for 26 years. As a boy of 12 he was sent to school at B

    Jan 1, 1905

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    Top Slicing - Top Slicing in Old Fills at El Bordo Mine, Mexico

    By R. J. Mechin

    Top-slicing was introduced in the Pachuca district in 1917 by T. C. Baker, at that time mine superintendent of the Santa Gertmdis mine. There then existed 1200 ft. below the surface, lying between the

    Jan 1, 1925

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    The Tayeh Iron Ore Deposits

    By Chung Yu Wang

    DURING the time I was in charge, of this mine, from 1914 to 1915, I had occasion to read the interesting papers by T. T. Read and C. M. Weld about these deposits, to find how far their observations co

    Jan 3, 1917

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    Rock-Drilling Economics.

    By W. L. Saunders

    IMPORTANCE OF ROCK DRILLING. IT has been estimated that the value of the mineral products of the United States is about $2,000,000,000 a year; that about $25,000,000 is expended. annually for explosi

    Jan 9, 1913

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    Symposia - Symposium on Cohesive Strength (Metals Technology, December 1944) - The Technical Cohesive Strength of Metals in Terms of the Principal Stresses

    By D. J. McAdam

    As shown in three recent papers by the author, in two papers by McAdam and Mebs, and in a paper by McAdam, Mebs, and Geil," the technical cohesive strength of a metal, in any particular state as regar

    Jan 1, 1945

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    Institute of Metals Division - The Constitution of Aluminum-Rich Alloys of the Aluminum-Chromium-Manganese System

    By J. W. H. Clare

    An equilibrium isotherm at 550°C is given for ternary alloys rich in aluminum containing 0 to 15 wt pct Cr and 0 to 20 wt pct Mn. Phases encountered are: aluminum solid solution; stable temary comp

    Jan 1, 1960

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    The Barite Industry in Missouri

    By W. M. Weigel

    Economic deposits of barite occur in Missouri in two main districts. The most important, the Southeastern or Washington County district, is in the southeastern part of the state, mostly in Washington

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Institute of Metals Division - Texture Transition in Copper

    By S. R. Goodman, Hsun Hu

    The rolling texture transition in copper as a function of deformation temperature is found to be quite similar to that in high-purity silver. The ordinary copper type texture changes gradually to the

    Jan 1, 1963