 | Henley, H. F., Brown, R. E., Brownlow, J. W., Barnes, R. G., Stroud, W. J. (2001) Grafton-Maclean Metallogenic Map (SH/56-6, SH/56-7) Metallogenic Study and Mineral Deposit Data Sheets. Geological Survey of New South Wales | Report (issue) |
| area covered by the image. 1. Taronga prospect (occurrence number 1028) 2. Webbs silver mine (1018) 3. Ottery....................................... MINERAL OCCURRENCE DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................................ Mining History ....................................................................................... Mining and exploration history ..................................................................... Occurrence descriptions ............................... |
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| ...................... 28 Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum ..........................................see new finds of such quality specimens. Even if mining was resumed in Cornwall, modern methods of extracting...goodies to be retrieved from a sizeable sulphide occurrence associated with the Old Hingston Down Consuls...progressed with the steady retrieval of moly bdenit e, scorodite, arsenopy ri te, chalcopyrite, quartz and 'peacock...Spherical masses of greenish-grey crystals, probably scorodite, were found on some specimens. The author made |
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| facts in its history, as far as r egards its occurrence in Canada , its associations, and its chemical...order . Under each name a list of localities of occurrence was given for eac h provinc e and territory ...attempt to record all reported localities of occurrence. An arbitrary list of common minerals was drawn...order and, for eac h min eral, the localities of occurrence are subdivided according to province or terriLOry...gold at the Jewel and other mines in the Greenwood Mining Division (R. Bell , 1902-3: Geo l. Surv. Can . |
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| diagrams were drafted by Emma Carrillo of Newmont Mining, Barbara Procher of Amax Exploration and Ray Agnew...elements are considerably less mobile. Close to sulphide deposits, no matter what t h e wall rock, metal...Barringer Research Limited, Rexdale, Ont. Newmont Mining Corporation of Canada Limited, Toronto, Ont Department...north, the Stikine and Yukon Plateaux extend into Alaska and are bordered or interrupted by the Cassiar...classification Order Summary description and occurrence Chernozemic Well to imperfectly drained mineral |
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| Netherlands. Special regulations for readers in the USA - this publication has been registered with the Copyright...made in the USA. All other copyright questions, including photocopying outside of the USA, should be referred...General Manager Exploration and Development Ashton Mining Ltd. P.O. Box 805 West Perth, Western Australia...then considered. In Part II, the processes of sulphide weathering, supergene enrichment and the formation...Australia (Victoria and Tasmania), 40-45°N in the USA (Oregon and Wisconsin) and 55°N in Europe (Northern |
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| Ta0 3 7 etc Niobate Oxide Hydroxide Phosphate Sulphide Silicate Sulphate etc Ti0 3 etc Tantalate Titanate...example CaC0 3 is calcium carbonate, FeS 2 is iron sulphide, CaF 2 is calcium fluoride, magnesium iron By...other in a mineral are written so (Mg.Fe). Field occurrence Nearly all rocks are composed of minerals, but...instances it is dangerous or impossible to do so-for mining activity usually results in dumps of discarded...brittle nature of the other two. Alteration None. Occurrence In small amounts in hydrothermal veins, often |
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| Mackenzie Published by THE AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGY Level 3, 15-31 Pelham Street, Carlton...Australia 3053 iii © The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy 1998 The Institute is not responsible...and Angela Spry for The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Printed by: RossCo Print Factory...Association Limited Papua New Guinea - Department of Mining and Petroleum Bureau of Resource Sciences Queensland...subscribers and page numbers are listed below: Eagle Mining Corporation Placer Granny Smith Pty Limited Delta |
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| Nitride Nitrate Niobate Oxide Hydroxide Phosphate Sulphide Sil icate Su lphate Tanta late Titanate Uranate...other in a mineral are written so (Mg.Fe). Field occurrence Nearly all rocks are composed of minera ls. but...or impossible Nitrates and borates t o do so-for mining activity usually Su lphates and chromates resu...brittle nature of the other two. Alteration None. Occurrence In small amounts in hydrothermal veins. often...tarnish. malleability. soluble in nitric acid. Occurrence In hydrothermal veins. or in small amounts in |
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| Greenland. Example 2: Ivigtut (Ivittuut)—a famous mining location in West Greenland. For the sake of simplicity...was the first to visit the famous tourmaline occurrence at Qarusulik (Qaarusulik) in the Ameralik Fjord;...of the Arsuk Fjord (Ilorput), the most famous occurrence of the interesting and then newly described mineral...the Fiskenaesset rubies are bleak; the cost of mining would make them much too expensive. The red ruby...us (OVP) learned that a sapphirinekornerupine occurrence had been found north of the Allumersat Fjord |
