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    A Homemade Portable Assay Furnace

    By James P. Sloss

    A PERMANENT assay office is commonly established as part of the general plant equipment of operating gold and silver properties, but during the development stage of a mine, the cost of such an office

    Jan 1, 1935

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    The Navy's Salvage Program

    By F. Lowell Lawrance

    JOHN SMITH, citizen of the U.S.A., has become so accustomed to reading that Congress has appropriated billions of dollars to pay war costs. that he no longer is impressed by relatively small figures,

    Jan 1, 1944

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    Reducing Temperature and Humidity in Deep Mines

    By AIME AIME

    WITH the recent increase in the price of gold, its economic recovery at depths formerly considered impractical has become a present possibility. Two important difficulties must be met: pressure bursts

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Coming Events

    Apr. 9, AIME, Chicago Section, Chicago Bar Assn., 29 S. La Salle St., Chicago. Apr. 11-12, Geological Society of America, Cordilleran Section, annual meeting, University of Arizona, Tucson. Apr.

    Jan 1, 1952

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    Trends in Powder Metallurgy

    By Claus G. Goetzel

    POWDER metallurgy is known as the art of producing metal powders and fabricating them in a nonfusion process by a simultaneous or consecutive application of pressure and heat under controlled operatin

    Jan 1, 1948

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    Best Year for Gold and the Worst for Silver

    By Scott Turner

    GOLD AND SILVER, the monetary metals, have presented in the last year a striking contrast; gold has experienced unusual prosperity, while silver has been depressed more severely than ever before. Gold

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Idaho's Coeur d'Alene District Sets Sights on Record Production

    By Ta M. Li, Russell A. Carter

    The first century of mining in northern Idaho's Couer d'Alene District will soon he drawing to a close. Like so many other great raining districts, it has been a period accompanied by a rich

    Jan 7, 1976

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    The Stock Exchange and Its Relation to the Mining Industry

    By FRABK HERVEY PETTINGELL

    THE stock exchange and its functions is about as well understood by the average individual as the fourth dimension. What is a stock exchange? Divested of the rules and regulations by which it is gover

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Future U. S. Demand for Petroleum

    By Stuart St. Clair

    EARLY in 1936, when the American Petroleum Institute issued -J "American Petroleum Industry," which was a survey of the current position of the petroleum industry, and its future outlook, and the figu

    Jan 1, 1936

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    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (93d0feb9-0085-44b1-8de7-20ff26bb2d25)

    Organization Place Date 1917 American Electrochemical Society Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 3-6 American Institute of Mining Engineers St. Louis, MO. Oct. 8-13 American Gas Institute : Washington, D. C. O

    Jan 10, 1917

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    Industrial Nonmetallic Minerals

    By G. W. Josephson

    JUDGING by the progressive atmosphere prevailing in the nonmetallic mineral industries during the past year, postwar conditions were healthful though inflationary. Demand for most industrial mineral

    Jan 1, 1948

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    Arizona's Copper Province And The Texas Lineament

    By Jacques B. Wertz

    Both the San Andreas fault complex and the Murray fracture zone are apparently found to be contemporaneous with the Laramide mineralization period. Their compounding effects certainly have disturbed t

    Jan 1, 1970

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    Correlation Between Mineral Behavior In Cataphoresis And In Flotation

    By Gaudin. A. M., S. C. Sun

    THIS paper presents the results of a study of the relationship of the electrokinetic or zeta potential to flotation phenomena. The relationship is established on the experimental evidence that mineral

    Jan 1, 1946

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    The Precious Metals

    By Arthur Mackwell

    The role of the precious metals is changing rapidly. They are becoming primarily materials of modern industry, and their decorative and monetary functions are diminishing in relative importance. Certa

    Jan 1, 1976

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    Production of High-Density Parts by Powder Metallurgy Increases

    By Charles Hardy, George D. Cremer

    POWDER metallurgy has been established for some time as a novel method for manufacturing a great variety of articles generally specialties that could not be made conveniently by any other method. In t

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Development Program in a Part of the Ventura Avenue Oil Field

    By Joseph Jensen

    MANY fields have been zoned by nature with shales and intermediate waters between oil zones. Limitations thus imposed have been the basis on which the field was developed. In contrast thereto, in the

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Zeolites - Synthetic Zeolites: Properties and Applications

    By D. W. Breck

    Zeolites were first recognized as a new group of minerals by Cronstedt with the discovery of stilbite in 1756. The word zeolite was coined from the two Greek words meaning "to boil" and "a stone" beca

    Jan 1, 1975

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    Metallurgical Cutting for Fabrication, Repair, or Demolition

    By H. H. Moss

    OXYACETYLENE .cutting has experienced rapid development in the last few years and greater advances and expansion and broader application may be expected in the immediate future. Marked changes in cutt

    Jan 1, 1936

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    Aviation - Aerial Geologizing Most Important of Applications to Mining Industry

    By Theodore Marvin

    FOLLOWING the receipt of questionnaires from many parts of the world, the Aviation Committee is completing a review of the use of aviation in mining and petroleum operations. The summary of this study

    Jan 1, 1937

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    Sherritt Gordon - Nickel's Unconventional Winner

    The growth and influence of Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd. in the nickel producing industry has been quite phenomenal. Although the company's Lynn Lake deposit in Manitoba was actually dis- covered i

    Jan 10, 1968