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    Electrolytic Manganese and Its Potential Metallurgical Uses

    By R. S. Dean

    IN THE COURSE of its investigations directed toward providing strategic metals from domestic sources and toward utilizing power from Federal power projects in West, the Bureau of Mines concluded some

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Gaseous Decomposition-Products Of Black Powder, With Special Reference To The Use Of Black Powder In Coal-Mines.

    By Clinton M. Young

    (Pittsburg Meeting, March, 1910.) I. INTRODUCTION. THE experiments herein. described were carried on in 1908-9 . by the State Geological Survey of Kansas. Some months before taking up work on black

    Aug 1, 1910

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    Production Of Sound Billet-Type Ingots

    By B. C. Blake

    IN general, billet-type or long slender ingots are used when it is desired to produce directly from the ingot in one conversion a product of medium or small cross-sectional area. They are designed to

    Jan 1, 1947

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    Correlation of the Ultimate Structure of Hard-drawn Copper Wire with the Electrical Conductivity

    By R. W. Drier

    THE conductivity of copper wire is of prime importance to the electrical industry and consequently to the copper refiner and wire manufacturer. Annealed copper wire has a higher conductivity than hard

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Surveying the Names on the Ballot

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    WTHIN the next month all members of the Institute will be given an opportunity to vote for a new President, two Vice-Presidents, and five Directors. All of the candidates nominated by the official com

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Reservoir Engineering-General - Approximation of Gas-Drive Recovery and Front Movement in the Abqaig Field

    By L. T. Stanley

    A method is described whereby the behavior of the front is approximated when gas is injected into a thick reservoir having reasonably homogeneous properties. The method is applied to the Abqaiq field

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    Manufacture of Wire Bars from Secondary Copper

    By W. A. Scheuch

    ORDINARILY secondary copper, unless electrolytically refined, is reclaimed directly as foundry ingots used in the manufacture of copper-rich alloy castings. This use does not require the elimination o

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Part IX - Papers - Metallothermic Reduction of Oxides in Water-Cooled Copper Furnaces

    By Fred H. Perfect

    The thermite process, now approximately 80 years old, has heretofore been practiced in ceramic vessels. This paper outlines the successful production of several million pounds of alloy produced in zua

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Industry's Responsibility in the Postwar Economy ? Mining Men Must Plan for the Future or Government Will Do It for Them

    By Charles Jackson Abrams

    MINING is one of the major industries of the Rocky Mountain region and since the United States became involved in the present World War, all mines have been called upon by the Government for the maxim

    Jan 1, 1945

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    The Clinton Ores Of New York State.

    By D. H. NETLAND

    DURING the year 1907 an investigation of the Clinton formation in New York has been carried out under the direction of the State Geologist, and a full account of the results has been prepared for publ

    Mar 1, 1909

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    Reminiscences of Tombstone

    By C. W. Goodale

    TOMBSTONE, a name not exactly full of cheerful suggestion, has a great record as a mineral producer and a colorful history as a frontier mining camp. The only practical route to Tombstone in the ear

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Safety Progress in the Petroleum Industry

    By H. C. Fowler, G. B. Shea

    MODERN industry's incessant demands for increased operating efficiency and lower costs require that hazards attending all occupations be reduced to a minimum. Reduction of the inevitable losses t

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Pittsburgh Parper - The Antimony Deposits of Arkansas

    By Charles E. Wait

    It is said by some that the occurrence of a deposit of sulphide of antimony in Southwestern Arkansas has been known for fifteen or twenty years. Whether or not such is the case I am not prepared to sa

    Jan 1, 1880

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    Geophysic Pays Off

    By Sherwin F. Kelly

    Twenty five years of exploration has shown that the "geophysical dollar" is worth $1780 in the Orange Free State, $1488 on the Witwatersrand, $85 in Sweden, $28,000 in the Transvaal and $3500 or more

    Jan 6, 1951

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    Researches On Fire-Damp (54946a2b-dcae-4862-bb12-7f3c7ddcb263)

    By Enrique Hauser

    Discussion of the paper of ENRIQUE HAUSER, presented at the New York meeting, February, 1916, and printed in Bulletin No. 110, February, 1916, pp. 521 to 534. GEORGE A. BURRELL, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.

    Jan 5, 1916

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    59. The Geology of the Iron King Mine

    By Arthur R. Still, Paul Gilmour

    The ore deposit of the Iron King mine occurs in a group of steeply-dipping metamorphosed eugeosynclinal volcanic and sedimentary rocks of Precambrian age. Within this sequence, the ore deposit lies at

    Jan 1, 1968

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    The Antimony Deposits of Arkansas

    By Charles E. Wait

    IT is said by some that the occurrence of a deposit of sulphide of antimony in Southwestern Arkansas has been known for fifteen or twenty years. Whether or not such is the case I am not prepared to sa

    Jan 1, 1880