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| descending into the shaft of the Savinsk silver-lead mine at Nerchinsk (a city between Mongolia and Manchuria)...prisoners working at a depth of 350 feet in the same mine. Both photos circa 1910. Tom Rosemeyer collection...machine (exploration diamond drill) at a magnetite mine in the Urals, Russia; circa 1909. Tom Rosemeyer...the northern hoist at the shaft of the Rudyansk mine, Lower Tagil. Lower Tagil is a city on the Tagil...Russian material in the storeroom. There was some cinnabar from Sakhalinskoe, northern Caucasus, that looked |
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| temperatures. Association: Realgar, orpiment, cinnabar, galena, lead sulfantimonides, pyrite, marcasite...chalcedonic quartz. Distribution: The most important ore of antimony, although large deposits are rare. The...USA, at the White Caps mine, Manhattan district, Nye Co., and the Murray mine, Independence Mountains...Cantal; and at La Lucette, Mayenne. At the Kusa mine, near Bau, Sarawak, Malaysia. From Thames, New Zealand... Iran. From Kadamzhay, Kyrgyzstan. Magnificent groups of crystals in the Ichinokawa mine, near Saijo |
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| specific to each element. Com parison of the set of ore formations can provide ad ditional evidence on the...comparison indicates relationships be tween types for ore formations to other geological bodies or phenomena...better under standing of the localization for each ore body and serves to define additional prospecting...usually lacking. Smirnov in 1937 observed that tin-ore regions occur in the outer zones in the Pacific and...Mesozoic-Cenozoic provinces in Southeast Asia and Bolivia. Ore formations should be compared at various levels: |
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| waves for certain of the single crystals of the ore -forming and rock-forming minerals investigated apparently...by [University of Florida] at 00:04 08 June 2016 Ore-forming minerals Pyrite Sphalerite Galena Chalcopyrite...Pyrrhotite Molybdenite Antimonite Bornite Orpiment Cinnabar 8730 5580 4100 4640 4430 4120 4060 3800 3630...Akchatau Tetyukhe » Kafan Pechenga Kadzharan Kadamzhay Vaygach I s . Khaydarkan Nikitovka — — — 5 5...[University of Florida] at 00:04 08 June 2016 147 12 Ore (mineral) Speed of longi Speed of trans tudinal |
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| distribution of ore mineralization in the Mediterranean and Pacific Ocean global ore belts, and also...Huitzuco, San Luis Potosi, and Charolka-Carmen) ore belts, the abovementioned views determined the uneven...the Soviet Northeast, the Sardyzhaz and of tin-ore region in Central Asia challenged these views. A study...the tin and mercury deposits. Using the mountain region of the Kokshaal Hercynides, 1 we considered the...Characteristics of the Hercynides of the Kokshaal mountain region. The Hercynides of Kokshaal belong to the mountain |
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| http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/tigr20 Genesis of mercury ore deposits and sources of the substance in the ores...Kuznetsov & A.A. Obolenskiy (1971) Genesis of mercury ore deposits and sources of the substance in the ores...com/ page/terms-and-conditions Genesis of mercury ore deposits and sources of the substance in the ores...origin. However, despite certain successes in this field, the most important questions of their origin remain...from the country rocks (35, 39). Thus hydrothermal ore-forming solutions may be polygenic. Moreover, magmatogenic |
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| penetrate basin fill more than a thousand feet above ore deposits. Ozerova reports that halos are commonly...that not even gases can move along them, much less ore-forming fluids. Dr. Peter R. Donovan, Royal School...reader find out much of what has happened in the field since the original text was written. This is the...AND MERCURY-ANTIMONY DEPOSITS 7 Khaydarkan ore field Downloaded by [University of California, San...MONOMETALLIC ANTIMONY DEPOSITS 29 29 Kadamdzhay ore field Other antimony deposits 37 Mode of occurrence |
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| COVER: BENITOITE and NEPTUNITE from the Benitoite Gem mine, San Benito County, California. Buzz Gray collection;...century. W hat is happening in C hechnya may be m ore representative o f the future than we m ight hope...useful and consistent. For those w ho wish to know m ore about w hat, exactly, they are buying into if they...he coordinates are from the (London) Times Atlas, Ore Deposits o f the U S S R (Smirnov, 1977), o r the...version. N o t only does this edition provide m ore localities, it also corrects num erous errors, o |
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| Brian Stefanec explores a pocket at the Elmwood mine. Photo Mark Kielbasa Switzerland BY HANS ANTON...MICHAEL GRAY 54 Elmwood-Gordonsville-Cumberland Mine Complex Of Eastern Tennessee BY ARVID PASTO 56...evidence fluorite is often listed as the Erzgebirge (Ore that fluorite was used as an ornamental stone in...crystals British mines, referred to the fluorite as "ore flower" but could also be found in massive fluorite...latter term is generally reserved for industrial ore. few verifiable items have been preserved. While |
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| similarities in their geologic characteristics (ore and gangue mineralogy, major- and trace-element geochemistry...lithology, wall-rock alteration, physical aspects of ore, etc.), as well as their geologic setting (see for...signatures that can be quantified by pertinent field and laboratory data and summarized hi a geoenvironmental...exploration, and assessment of abandoned mine lands and mine-site remediation. This compilation presents...to have potential for economic exploitation. An "ore deposit" is a mineral deposit that has been tested |
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| Assessment and Perspective 4. R.T.SHUEY SEMICONDUCTING ORE MINERALS 5. J.S. SUMNER PRINCIPLES OF INDUCED POLARIZATION..."Broadly regarded, the depth ta which a metalliferous region has been eroded affects its present characteristics...formed". E. Sherbon Hi11s in Geology of Australian Ore Deposits, 1953, p. 57. CHAPTER 27 Intracrustal...· Η U-ι O •H μ O eu cd OÙ e C 00 cd cd 5-1 S ore-forming zones, 1005 METAMORPHISM DEPTH,km ULTRAIvIETMORPHISM...principal driving energy. Yet, without the heat, the ore depositing process would not have taken place so |
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| Assessment and Perspective 4. R.T.SHUEY SEMICONDUCTING ORE MINERALS 5. J.S. SUMNER PRINCIPLES OF INDUCED POLARIZATION..."Broadly regarded, the depth to which a metalliferous region has been eroded affects its present characteristics...formed". E. Sherbon Hills in Geology of Australian Ore Deposits, 1953, p. 57. CHAPTER 27 Intracrustal... M-4 ÖD •H μ o o QJ cd ÖO P C üß cd cd U S ore-forming zones, Fig. 27-3. Interpreted depth ultrametamorphism...principal driving energy. Yet, without the heat, the ore depositing process would not have taken place so |
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| unless otherwise specified) Iron and steel Iron ore content basis Ferroalloying materials Chromite...Manganese ore (gross weight) Aluminum ^ Nickel, plant pro- Bauxite duction Priтагу metal Copper Mine Refined...Refined Lead Mine Refined Market Economy Countries: European Community (EC) 9,416 Belgium Denmark/Greenland...specified) Mineral fuels Industrial minerals Zinc Mine Refined Nitrogen (N content Cement of ammonia)...into орeration at the Bulqize chromite mine, and a new chromite mine was commissioned at Vlahne in the Kukes |
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Kadamzhay Mine, Kadamzhay ore field, Batken Region, Kyrgyzstan