 | | Report (issue) | | i^orth Caro...ia ^.aie Library Raleigh NORTH ^c CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT...GEOLOGIST BULLETIN NUMBER 58 Halloysite Deposits of Western North Carolina BY CHARLES E. HUNTER AND...TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY In Cooperation with NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT...Raleigh, North Carolina April 22, 1949 To His Excellency, Ron. W. Kerr Scott Governor of North Carolina...publication as Bulletin 58, "Halloysite Deposits of Western North Carolina." This bulletin is another in |  | | Report (issue) | | Clay and Shale Resources of Indiana BULLETIN 42-L STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ...Geologist Clerk CARL B. REXROAD, Paleontologist Clay and Shale Resources of Indiana By GEORGE S. AUSTIN...of the clay industry of Indiana 2 Clay minerals 7 Factors controlling the properties of clay materials...aggregate 18 Clays as bonding agents 19 Geology of the clay-bearing units 20 Ordovician shale 20 Silurian and...Borden shales and siltstones 23 Chesterian shales 24 Clay minerals associated with the Mississippian-Pennsylvanian |  | | Report (volume) | | 'THE GEOLOGICAL vt- ,(231 > ' " ^THE MINERALS CAROLINA''" i '- OF, - :l|^fe^H - GOTEENMENT LIBRARY... W. Powell, director | | The | minerals of North Carolina | by | Frederick Augustus Geiitk | [Vignette]...J. W. Powell, director | | The | mineralsof North Carolina | by | Frederick Augustus Genth | [Vignette]...W. Powell, director | | The | :aainerals of North Carolina | by | FrederickAugustusGenth j [Vignette]...separately. Price $2.50. XVI. The Paleozoic Fishes of North America, by John Strong Newberry. 1889. 4°. 340 |  | | Report (volume) | | Daughdrill prospect.............................. North of Bluffton................................ German.................................. Coble, Hickman County, Tenn.......................... Silver Bluff, S...Manganese-silicate veins of Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina....................... 270 271 -271...near Cartersville, Ga.; B, View of pellet-bearing clay overlying manganlferous chert of the Knox dolomite...Oak Mountain manganese area, 276 52. Bradley County, Tenn........................ Geologic map of the |  | | Report (issue) | | NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION WILLIAM DIVISION JASPER P. OF L. SAUNDERS, MINERAL...RESOURCES GEOLOGIST Circular 16 LOCALITIES NORTH OF CAROLINA BY JAMES F. CONLEY Doc NC DENR LIBRARY...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MINERAL COLLECTING IN NORTH CAROLINA , . . . . # . WHERE TO COLLECT f ... f ......THE MINERAL LOCALITIES OF NORTH CAROLINA BY COUNTIES . . ALAMANCE COUNTY 5 5 Pyrophyllite ......... f .......... 5 ALEXANDER COUNTY ................. 7 Emerald, Hiddenite and Associated Minerals |  | | Book | | MINES MINERS MINERALS AND OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Western North Carolina’s Hidden Mineralogical Treasures...E L L 2005 PARKWAY PUBLISHERS, INC. Boone, North Carolina Copyright ©1999 Lowell Presnell All Rights...Mines, miners, and minerals of western North Carolina : western North Carolina’s hidden mineralogical treasures...(hard cover) 1. Mines and mineral resources—North Carolina—History. I. Title. TN24.N8P74 2005 338.4‚7622‚09756—dc22...Chromite, Columbite & Lead 73 14. Barite 75 15. The Clay Industry 79 16. Kyanite & Unakite 91 17. Other Minerals |  | | Book (edition) | | Geology of North Carolina. QE 147 .A22 1866-1887 Pt.2 V.2 Chap.1 Digitized by the Internet Archive...org/details/mineralsminerall01 nort n o o / Geology of North Carolina. CHAPTER I. MINERALOGY. BY It F. A. GENTH...brought to a Pi 7 ? f 3 : GEOLOGY OP NORTH CAROLINA. 2 many new and rare species. The Mica veins...within a few days , so that the list of North Carolina mineral species has been very considerably...crease of more than 25 per cent. GEOLOGY OE NORTH CAROLINA. 4 than has been discovered in any other |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Alabama P.O. Box 0 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35486 85° • County Seat ALABAMA'S MINERAL INDUSTRY began in 1818...iron furnace was built near Russellville, Franklin County, utilizing local brown iron-ore (goethite) deposits...Tennessee River Valley area near Huntsville, Madison County, the first such mineralogical description in the...1831 along tributaries of the Coosa River (Chilton County). Utilization of mineral resources in Alabama has...by sand and gravel, iron ore, clay, marble, bauxite, and Figure 1. County map of Alabama. Courtesy U.S |  | | Report (issue) | | Seymour S. Greenberg, Petrographer Jack L. Harrison, Clay Mineralogist Ned M. Smith, Geologist Jack A. Sunderman............................................ 35 Halloysite ...............................................common minerals in these sediments are calcite, clay minerals, dolomite, glauconite, goethite, gypsum...are presented for each of the minerals except most clay minerals. The more unusual minerals that occur in...which they have been found. Clay minerals (except allophane and halloysite), soils, detrital minerals |  | | Report (volume) | | potential resources_______________________________ North America__ __________________________________________________...States_____________________________________________ Clay formed by hydrothermal processes _________ - _____...-________ High-alumina clay of Cretaceous age_____________________ High-alumina clay of Tertiary age_______________________...Paleozoic age. Though most of these deposits are north of the tropics, they could have formed under tropical...aluminous shale, alunite, dawsonite, high-alumina clay, igneous rocks, metamorphic rocks, saprolite, and |  | Robinson, Gilpin R., Lesure, Frank G., Marlowe, J. I., Foley, Nora K., Clark, S.H. (2004) Bedrock geology and mineral resources of the Knoxville 1° x 2° quadrangle, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Open-File Report 2004-1075. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/ofr20041075 | Report (issue) | | Knoxville 1°x2° Quadrangle, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina By G.R. ROBINSON, Jr., F.G. LESURE...Knoxville 1°x2° quadrangle Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina / by G.R. Robinson, Jr. ... [etaf...Geology—Tennessee. 2. Geology—North Carolina. 3. Geology—South Carolina. 4. Mines and mineral resources—Tennessee...and mineral resources—North Carolina. 6. Mines and mineral resourcesSouth Carolina. I. Robinson, G.R. II...Introduction 26 Construction Materials 26 Cement 27 Common Clay and Shale 28 Crushed Stone 28 Dimension Stone 29 |  | | Book (edition) | | LOCALITIES NORTH CAROLINA, BEING CHAPTER I, OP THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE GEOLOGY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Reprinted...OF E. M. UZZELL RALEIGH, N. C. GEOLOGY OF NORTH CHROLINS. CHAPTER I. MINERALOGY. BY It has F...data have been embodied. Sev- GEOLOGY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 4 eral causes have been operative in giving...matter of commercial interest. GEOLOGY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 6 Dr. C. L. Hunter has also kindly furnished...within a few days, so that the having been of North Carolina list mineral species has been very considerably |  | | Report (volume) | | Knoxville 1 °X2° Quadrangle, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN...Knoxville 1°X2° Quadrangle, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina By G.R. ROBINSON, Jr., F.G. LESURE...Knoxville 1°X2° quadrangle Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina I by G.R. Robinson, Jr. ... [et al...Geology- Tennessee. 2. Geology-North Carolina. 3. Geology-South Carolina. 4. Mines and mineral resources-...and mineral resources-North Carolina. 6. Mines and mineral resourcesSouth Carolina. I. Robinson, G.R. II |  | | Book | | Ham p:;hire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Peru1Sylvania...Clapp's Museum Publications; not indexed here) North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development...Mineral Resources 253 Education Building Raleigh, North Carolina r:). 7 /.i..-0 J, / V _,,Ohio Division of... South Carolina Division of Geology State Development Board Box 927 Columbia, South Carolina :,J.. ...4 Report on the geology of (See also B. 28) 13 north-eastern Alabama and adjacent portions of Georgia |  | | Report (issue) | | ___ _ Resource potentiaL ____________________ _ Clay, by John W. Hosterman, Sam H. Patterson, J()hn W...Introduction __________________________ _ Miscellaneous clay and shale ____________ _ Types and occurrence ______________...______________ _ Resource potentiaL ________________ _ Fire clay _________ - _- _- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...potentiaL _____________ -_-Pottery and stoneware clay __________ ---Potassium-bentonite ________________...Introduction___________________________ Expanded clay, shale, and slate~---------Expanded slag__________________________ |  | | Report (issue) | | GENERAL HEDUCTION COM PANY. PIKES PEAK, TWIGGS COUNTY. Plloto by S. I.V. JllcCalb'e GEOLOGICAL SURVEY...Floridin Company, Mr. J. T. Mitchell of the Lester Clay Company, and Mr. Thos. C. Law and Mr. Wm. Kelley......................................... . Twiggs clay member ................................................................................. . 22-25 North Georgia-Alabama-Tennessee ........................deposits ........................... . 32-60 Wilkinson County ...................................... ." .. . |  | | Book (volume) | | beds, excavations, etc.Selenite roses. BRULE COUNTY AREA: in the Oacoma zone of the Pierre Fm. On Elm...gray Barite rosette up to 5 or 6 inches. CAMPBELL COUNTY MOUND CITY, W to the Missouri R., regional hillsides...gravels, etc.petrified wood, wood opal. CORSON COUNTY LITTLE EAGLE: area ridges, slopes, stream beds...Guide for Rock Hounds in the United States CUSTER COUNTY AREA: The November Mine, 1.2 mi. SE of the Needles...of rd. a few yds., outcropRose Quartz. DOUGLAS COUNTY CORSICA, S on US 281 to Armour, area rd. cuts, |  | | Report (volume) | | more extensive deposits of some others, such as clay, coal, and iron ore, are mentioned only in general...excellent museum specimens. Some mineral aggregates, as clay, granite, limestone, sand, and sandstone, are included...State Museum, Albany. North Carolina.. .Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, Chapel Hill. North Dakota... .Dr. A. G...... .Prof. Charles W. Brown, Providence. South Carolina.. .Dr. Earle Sloan, Charleston. South Dakota....See Bauxite and Hallpysite. Asbestos. Tallapoosa County, with corundum deposits near Dudleyville; not found |  | | Book (edition) | | mmed at Broken Arrow aud Trout creek, in Sc. Clair county. The strata in this field are more faulted und...prong of Canoe creek, in St. Clair county, to Ha\sop creek, in Bibb county, a distance of 60 miles. Down to...to Helena, in Shelby county, the field has an average width of 5 or 6 miles. Below that point the width...miles being in the latitud" of Blocton, in Bibb county. The south ern end of this field has a greater...Jefferson county; Helena, Montevallo, and Brierfield, Shelby county; and at Blocion. Bibb county. The Warrior |  | | Book (edition) | | extensively treated and technical literature than clay, but the published facts are widely scattered, and...geologists, work comprehensive others interested in clay and its applications. and chemists, As the title...distribution of of treatment, formity can of kind one clay easily do so by reference to the Index. any is usually...publish the facts relating to that State. American Clay Brothers Chambers Co., Philadelphia, Machinery Pa...ABBREVIATIONS INDEX xvi - . CHAPTER I ORIGIN OF CLAY. tion 11; 1 '. Weathering processes involved |  | | Report (volume) | | ......... North Carolina. .......................................................... North Dakota............................................. South Carolina......................................:..........more extensive deposits of some others, such as clay, coal, and iron ore, are mentioned only in general...museum specimens. Some mineral aggregates, such as clay, granite, limestone, sand, and sandstone, are included...1888. Branner, J. C., The zinc and lead region of north Arkansas: Arkansas Geol. Survey Ann. Kept, for 1892 |  | | Book (edition) | | appearance of the first edition, so" relating to clay has appeared that incorporate as additions mu^h...not one treating in detail of the manufacture of clay products, this part of the it has possible in...extensively treated and technical literature than clay, but the published in the scientific facts are...to geologists, chemists, and others interested in clay and its applications. As the title of the work...desiring to look up the distribution of any one kind of clay can easily do so by reference to the Index. Credit |  | | Report (issue) | | OF FRONTI S PIE CE- PLATE! LU~JPKIN, STEWAHT COUNTY, GEORGIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA S. W. McCALLIE...Geologist BULLETIN NO. 18 SECOND REPORT ON THE CLAY DEPOSITS OF GEORGIA BY OTTO VEATCH Assistant...Otto Veatch, Assistant State Geologist, · on the Clay Deposits of Georgia. This report is the second report...only to the clay prospectors, but will also be the means of calling the attention of clay manufacturers...Sedimentary Rocks_______________ Impure Residual Clay--------------------------------Semi-Residual Clays |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 44, No. 6, 717-726, 1996. R A D I O G E N I C A R G O N R E L E A S E...size fractions of several samples of glauconitic clay and illite were heated stepwise under vacuum for...differences in yield of radiogenic Ar from glauconitic clay and illite, which were most evident in the 375 and...and also provides evidence that dehydroxylation of clay may follow first-order kinetics, the kinetic data...kinetics o f the release of Ar from clay, in particular glauconitic clay, during heating. There was an early |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | and use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clay minerals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....and mineralogy of clay minerals . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.2. Magmatic deposits of clay minerals . . . .... . . . . . . . . 51.3. Sedimentary deposits of clay minerals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.3.1. Serpentine–kaolin.... . . . . . . . . 51.4. Metamorphic deposits of clay minerals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.4.1. Mica–(chlorite).... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.5. Clay minerals and phyllosilicate supply and use . . |
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