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  • AIME
    Genesis of Clay Minerals

    By Ernst A. Hauser

    IN a paper published three years ago,' the term "silicic chemistry" was used for the first time to emphasize the increasing importance of the chemistry of silicon in science and technology. The d

    Jan 1, 1952

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    The 1971 Jackling Award Lecture - The Gold Miner And The Future Of Gold

    By J. K. Gustafson

    Since prehistoric times, gold has been sought for its beauty and its unusual physical and chemical properties. Early in the dawn of civilization it became the ultimate unit of value, and for at least

    Jan 1, 1971

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    Introduction To Seminar - Review Of Literature On Pressing Of Metal Powders

    By Richard Paul Seelig

    THE following review covers published information on pressing of metal powders at room temperature. Only those operations are considered which occur between the time the powder is filled into the cavi

    Jan 1, 1947

  • AIME
    FMC Corporation's North Carolina Phosphate Research Project

    By Lewis Robert M.

    The importance of phosphate in feeding the people of the world has been recognized by mining companies as they continue their search for new ore deposits and ways of improving phosphate production. An

    Jan 1, 1975

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    Institute of Metals Division - Ceramic-Metal Composites by Reactive Hot Pressing (TN)

    By M. N. Shetty, A. C. D. Chaklader

    RECENTLY, it has been demonstrated that a considerable densification and interparticle bonding can be achieved if a pressure is applied to a powder compact while the material of the compact is undergo

    Jan 1, 1965

  • AIME
    Some Developments In High-Temperature Alloys In The Nickel-Cobalt-Iron System (4147309e-73f7-4852-8cd5-06f4238725a9)

    By C. R. Austin

    Tan investigation described in this paper deals with the development of high-temperature alloys of the Konel series over a considerable period of time at the Research Laboratories of the Westinghouse

    Jan 1, 1931

  • AIME
    Chicago the Mecca for Engineers, June 26-30

    By AIME AIME

    PLANS are now well advanced for the joint meeting of the Institute and over a dozen other engineering societies in Chicago during the week beginning June 26: Engineers' Week at A Century of Progr

    Jan 1, 1933

  • AIME
    Nonmetallic Inclusions (8775edcc-c90f-4b5c-9e2d-16befaaaac37)

    THE solid nonmetallic inclusions present to some extent in all commercial steels have been variously designated. In early references they were usually called slag inclusions, and this terminology is s

    Jan 1, 1964

  • AIME
    Some Developments In High-Temperature Alloys In The Nickel-Cobalt-Iron System

    By C. R. Austin

    THE investigation described in this paper deals with the development of high-temperature alloys of the Konel series over a considerable period of time at the Research Laboratories of the Westinghouse

    Jan 1, 1931

  • AIME
    Pittsburgh Paper - Remarks on the Precipitation of Gold in a Reverberatory Hearth

    By R. W. Raymond

    I wish to call the attention of the Institute to a curious subject, brought to my notice last summer by Mr. Begger, the accomplished metallurgist of the smelting-works of the Boston and Colorado Compa

  • AIME
    Thermodynamics And Coal Formation (43f63970-a1ec-4cc6-97e1-d6b9fd9f9ba2)

    By Walter Fuchs

    IT is now generally conceded that coal is the product of deposition and transformation of debris of forests and swamps.29 Ample data are available to illustrate the metamorphosis of biochemical substa

    Jan 1, 1941

  • AIME
    1971 Jackling Lecture – The Gold Miner and the Future of Gold

    By John K. Gustafson

    The title of my talk is "The Gold Miner and the Future of Gold." This title might just as accurately have been stated as "Gold and the Future of the Gold Miner." Since prehistoric times gold has been

    Jan 1, 1972

  • AIME
    Papers - Thermodynamics and Coal Formation (T. P. 1333)

    By Walter Fuchs

    It is now generally conceded that coal is the product of deposition and transformation of debris of forests and swamps.29 Ample data are available to illustrate the metamorphosis of biochemical substa

    Jan 1, 1942

  • AIME
    Papers - Thermodynamics and Coal Formation (T. P. 1333)

    By Walter Fuchs

    It is now generally conceded that coal is the product of deposition and transformation of debris of forests and swamps.29 Ample data are available to illustrate the metamorphosis of biochemical substa

    Jan 1, 1942

  • AIME
    Nonmetallic Inclusions

    THE solid nonmetallic inclusions that are present to some extent in all commercial steels have been variously designated. In early references they were usually called slag inclusions, and. this termin

    Jan 1, 1944

  • AIME
    Drilling – Equipment, Methods and Materials - Increased Bit Life Through Use of Extreme Pressure...

    By C. van der Poel, R. L. Chuoke P. van Meurs

    When an initially planar interface between two im-ttitcihle liquids is displaced at constant rate, U, nor-mat to the front, instability will occur for all rates greater than a critical rate. U, given

  • AIME
    Conference on Production and Design Limitation and Possibilities for Powder Metallurgy (Metal Technology, January 1945) - Pole Pieces for Electric Motors Made from Iron Powder

    By F. V. Lenel

    This discussion is concerned with the method of manufacturing, the design possibilities, and the properties of pole pieces for direct-current electric . motors and generators made from iron powder. In

    Jan 1, 1945

  • AIME
    Remarks on the Precipitation of Gold in a Reverberatory Hearth

    By R. W. Raymond

    WISH to call the attention of the Institute to a curious subject, brought to my notice last summer by Mr. Begger, the accomplished metallurgist of the smelting-works of the Boston and Colorado Company

    Jan 1, 1873

  • AIME
    New York Paper - The Gay-Lussac Method of Silver Determination

    By Frederic P. Dewey

    This old and well-known method of determining silver is, in bullion work, so far superior to the furnace-assay that it is looked upon with reverential awe by many, if not by most, users, and its ease

    Jan 1, 1914

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    Technical Notes - Minerals Beneficiation - Quantitative Bubble Pick-Up Methods

    By R. C. Troxell, S. C. Sun

    EFFORTS to obtain definite quantitative data when employing the currently used bubble pick-up method1,2 as a pre-flotation investigation tool led to the adoption of the magnifying mirror method and th

    Jan 1, 1954