 | | Report (issue) | | the D.O.E. Gibson Dome Corehole no. 1, San Juan County, Utah By Robert J. Hite 1 Open-File Report 83-780...THE D.O.E. GIBSON DOME COREHOLE NO. 1, SAN JUAN COUNTY, UTAH by Robert J. Hite As part of the U.S. Department...drilled in sec. 21, T. 30 S., R. 21 E., San Juan County, Utah, by Woodward-Clyde Consultants in 1981. ...sequence of the Paradox Member and the Lower Member (Pinkerton Trail) of the Hermosa Formation have been cored...PEAK HEIGHTS QUARTZ 20 40 SALT 4 2930 0 60 TALC 20 XRD 40 0 DOLOMITE 20 40 CALC1TE 0 10 0 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | WASHINGTON, 5251 BROAD BRANCH ROAD, WASHINGTON, DC 20015, USA RECEIVED SEPTEMBER 28, 1997; REVISED TYPESCRIPT...within standard GL 3/4 inch (19 mm) tapered-furnace talc–Pyrex–AlSiMag piston-cylinder assemblies (Boyd...improved this study, as did formal reviews by Harry Pinkerton, David Pyle, John Dalton and Keith Bell. REFERENCES...Science Letters 119, 511–525. Dawson, J. B., Pinkerton, H., Norton, G. E. & Pyle, D. M. (1990). Physicochemical...Tanzania. Geology 18, 260–263. Dawson, J. B., Pinkerton, H., Pyle, D. M. & Nyamweru, C. (1994). June 1993 |  | | Book (edition) | | Tabular spar, 73 213 214 320 321 326 247 131 243 Talc, indurated , 242 Tellurium , 242 auro -argantiferous...this the knife, purpose thumbnail is used. Gypsum, talc, and the clays are exam ples. ELECTRICITY . Some...but frequently encloses quartz, garnets, mica, talc, &c. Hence it is a primi tive rock. Primitive limestone...large beds of primitive marble are found . — Pinkerton . Localities. These are so numerous that only...crystals of hornblende, and occasionally green veins of talc. Of this, some of the noblest Grecian monuments |  | | Book (edition) | | 239 Tabular spar, argillaceous muriate of, 243 Talc, brittle sulphuret of, carbonate of muriate of...For this purpose the thumb nail is used. Gypsum , talc, and the clays are exam ples. ELECTRICITY. Some... but frequently encloses quartz, garnets, mica, talc, &c. Hence it is a primi. tive rock . Primitive...large beds of primitive marble are found . — Pinkerton . Localities. These are so numerous that only...crystals of hornblende, and occasionally green veins of talc. Of this, some of the noblest Grecian monuments |  | | Report (issue) | | from the Gibson Dome No. 1 drill hole, San Juan County, Utah, yield kaolinite, illite, mixed-layer illitedioctahedral...corrensite, discrete trioctahedral smectite (rare), and talc. Kaolinite is restricted to the paleosol of the...hypersaline Paradox Member of the Hermosa Formation. Talc and abundant corrensite or less regularly interstratified...located in sec. 21, T. 30 S., R. 21. E, San Juan County, Utah, on the southeast plunging nose of Gibson...column in the Gibson Dome No. 1 drill hole, San Juan County, Utah, (sec. 21, T. 30 S., R. 21 E.) with expanded |  | | Book (edition) | | 239 Sulphuret ofmolybdena, 239 Tabular spar, 243 Talc, 240 indurated, 242 Tellurium , 242 auro -argentiferous...For this purpose the thumbnail is used. Gypsum, talc, and the clays are exam ples. ELECTRICITY. Some... but frequently encloses quartz, garnets, mica, talc, & c. Hence it is a primi tive rock. Primitive...Alps large beds of primitive marble are found.- Pinkerton . Localities. These are so numerous that only...crystals of hornblende, and occasionally green veins of talc. Of this, some of the noblest Grecian monuments |  | | Book | | 49% of the terms come from only seven countries – USA, Italy, Russian Federation, Norway, Germany, UK and...more times in the origin of new rock terms Number USA Italy Russian Federation from Greek Norway Germany...1810s, mainly due to Brongniart, Cordier and Pinkerton, and in the 1970s, due to the Subcommission’s...the pioneering work of Brongniart, Cordier and Pinkerton in the 1810s, the other the work of the Subcommission...Absaroka Range, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA; Tröger 271; Johannsen v.4, p.44; Tomkeieff p.4) |  | | Book (edition) | | 239 Tabular epar, argillaceous muriate of, 243 Talc, brittle sulphuret of, carbonate of, clay, indurated...For this purpose the thumb nail is used. Gypsum, talc, and the clays are exam ples. ELECTRICITY . Some...Alps large beds of primitive marble are found.- Pinkerton . Localities. These are so numerous that only...of hornblende, and occasionally green veins of talc. of this, some of the noblest Grecian monuments...marble are still Elastic marble. extant at Rome. Pinkerton supposes that this quality may be imparted by |  | | Book (edition) | | Sulphuret of molybdena, 307 239 Tabular spar, 243 Talc, 213 214 Silver, antimonial , muriate of, argillaceous...this purpose the thumb nail is used. Gypsum, talc, and the clays are exam ples. ELECTRICITY. Some... but frequently encloses quartz, garnets, mica, talc, & c .' Hence it is a primi. tive rock . Primitive...Alps large beds of primitive marble are found .—Pinkerton. Localities. These are so numerous that only such...of hornblende, and occasionally green veins of talc. of this, some of the noblest Grecian A Bacchus |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | D'Halloy, Erdman, Leonhardt, Mayer, Maccullocb, Pinkerton, Both, Seuft, Serres, Zirkel, etc. 1 228 Correspondence...frequently contains grains or scales of mica, chlorite, talc, lithomorge felspar, calcite, iron pyrites, etc...iii. p. 1; Maccnlloch, p. 358; Page, p. 309; Pinkerton, i. p. 291; Phillips, p. 654; Eoth, p. 69; Senft |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | and layered silicates (clays, kaolinite, micas, talc). Microanalysis of lung autopsy tissues of individuals... 125 3 of 15 titanium oxides (Cincinnati) and talc (Cincinnati, Rome, Vancouver) resulted from their...feldspars, mullite, amphiboles, clay minerals (illite, talc); 2 quartz, tridymite, and amorphous silica (ca...(version 3, U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia, USA) [35] for both human blood plasma and simulated...[CrossRef] Domingo-Neumann, R.; Southard, R.J.; Pinkerton, K.E. Mineral dust retained in lung tissue of |  | Ventura, Giancarlo Della, Susta, Umberto, Bellatreccia, Fabio, Marcelli, Augusto, Redhammer, Günther J., Oberti, Roberta (2017) Deprotonation of Fe-dominant amphiboles: Single-crystal HT-FTIR spectroscopic studies of synthetic potassic-ferro-richterite. American Mineralogist, 102 (1) 117-125 doi:10.2138/am-2017-5859 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | some minerals, a notable case being provided by talc (Zhang et al. 2007); however, in potassic-ferrorichterite...2005) has a lower deprotonation temperature than talc (Ward 1975) and phyrophyllite (Wang et al. 2002)... Mineralogical Society of America, Chantilly, Virginia. Hawthorne, F.C., and Oberti, R., (2007) Amphiboles:... Mineralogical Society of America, Chantilly, Virginia. Hawthorne, F.C., Oberti, R., and Sardone, N.... Draheim, J.E., Popp, R.K., Clowe, C.A., and Pinkerton, A.A. (1989) Effect of oxidation-dehydrogenation |  | Beresford, S., Stone, W. E., Cas, R., Lahaye, Y., Jane, M. (2005) Volcanological Controls on the Localization of the Komatiite-Hosted Ni-Cu-(PGE) Coronet Deposit, Kambalda, Western Australia. Economic Geology, 100 (7) 1457-1467 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.100.7.1457 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Basalt) is overlain by a serpentinized and variably talc-carbonate altered komatiite unit (Kambalda Komatiite...prominently in the softer talc-carbonate altered komatiite. The shear zone hosts a talc-chlorite tectonite that...depending on the primary lithology and fabric. In talc-carbonate altered komatiite, the foliation is defined...nonfoliated serpentinite surrounded by foliated talc-carbonate rock. Carbonate veins are locally oriented...metamorphism. The komatiite flows are commonly altered to talc and carbonate at Coronet, but rare serpentinite |  | | Book | | of a small basin.”” (xvii.) Burnet, quoted by Pinkerton,” gives another version of the same disastrous...HYDROMAGNESITE, MAGNESITE, Meerschaum, SERPENTINE, STEATITE, TALC, Wagnerite. (Those in capitals are known to occur..................... 34.35 44 44 4& STEATITE (talc)... 44 44 44 33.10 BORACITE .................is the deposit near Porterville, now in Tulare County. (LIII.) (XLVII.) Dr. Trask found a mineral, before...Alameda County; Gold Run, Iowa Hill, and Damascus, Placer County; Arroyo Seco, Monterey County; Mariposa |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | NINETEENTH CENTURY. Abbe R. J. Haiiy, 18oi; John Pinkerton, 18II; Alexandre Brongniart, 1813; P. L. A. Cordier...varieties or modifications under the species. John Pinkerton, 18zz. - In 1811 there appeared in London a pretentious... a Treatise The author was on Rocks, by John Pinkerton, an Englishman. an eccentric character, whose...similar progeny." Dr. Jameson tells us [remarks Pinkerton] that there is in fact but one species in mineralogy...kingdoms, the animal, vegetable, and mineral, Pinkerton ingeniously draws a distinction. In the two former |  | | Book (edition) | | Engravings. Each through the three Counties. County will be complete Illustrated in 12 Numbers,...Alterations. Digested on a new Plan. By JOHN PINKERTON. The Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S....ample 5l. 5s. Bds. 4to. Price ATLAS. By John Pinkerton. The Maps engraved in the Size called Colombier...Travels; and anample Index to the Work. By JOHN PINKERTON, Author of Modern Geography, &c. &c. With nearly...Stone 63 TALC FAMILY 63 Nephrite, Jade 63 Axe Stone, Jade; Serpentine, Stone, Venetian Talc, Columnar |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 555-571 Vesiculation processes in a water-rich talc-alkaline obsidian R.J. Stevenson, N.S. Bagdassarov... The change in volume of a natural crystal-poor talc-alkaline rhyolitic obsidian with an initial water...water-poor and microlite-poor rhyolitic obsidians of talc-alkaline composition. Later, Bagdassarov et al....prolonged period of vesiculation, and the potential in talc-alkaline flows for the generation of overpressures...kinetics of bubble growth on a natural water-rich talc-alkaline obsidian containing = 1.8 wt% H,O. Vesiculation |  | | Book | | kyanite and talc. More precise rock tenn s should be used ,vherever possible (e.g. kyanite-talc-phengite... GDR; E. den Tex, the Nelherlands: D. de Waard, USA; K. H. Mehnert. Berlin: H. G. Scharbcrt, Austria:...post-skarn hydrosilicates (actinolite, serpentine, talc, chlorite), carbonates and son1e other minerals...which extends for 30 m near Winans Lake, Livingston County. M ichigan (Essene & Fisher, ~ 1986). The SCMR...Stilbite Stilpnon1elane Stishovite Strontianite Talc Taramite Titanite Topaz Tourmaline Tren1olite Tridymite |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, USA *Corresponding author, e-mail: dutrow@lsu.edu 2 Gemological...of America, 5345 Armada Dr., Carlsbad, CA 92008, USA Abstract: Infiltration of out-of-equilibrium fluids...whiteschist formation: (1) Mg-chlorite–quartz–talc, (2) talc–kyanite, Mg-gedrite–quartz and large yellow-green...crystals and (3) pure Mg-cordierite ± corundum, talc, and kyanite/sillimanite. The latter assemblage...Schreyer, 2008). Mineral assemblage is kyanite, talc, quartz, cordierite, corundum, tourmaline (XMg = |  | | Book | | the Lewis Brooks Collection at the University of Virginia. Other color photographs, where credit is specifically...(Monzoni, Tyrolean Alps), nelsonite (Nelson County, Virginia), nevadite, norite (Norway), pacificite, tinguaite...Also named albert coal. [Albert shale of Albert County, New Brunswick] (How in 1860) albitite ig. dike... Altered olivine gabbro, consisting of uralite, talc, saussurite, garnet, chlorite, and actinolite. [Allalin...in 1892) alumyte sed. Alum clay (bauxite) from County Antrim, Ireland, [alum] (Kinahan in 1889) alunite |  | Haldane, D., MacGregor, A. G., Lawrie, T. R. M. (1943) Water Supply from Underground Sources of South-East Scotland (Quarter-Inch Geological Sheet 15) Part III - Well-Catalogue for One-Inch Sheets 24 (Peebles), 25 (Selkirk, Galashiels and Kelso), 26 (Duns and Coldstream), 33 (Haddington and Dunbar), 34 (Eyemouth and St. Abbs) and 41 (East Lothian Portion: North Berwick) Vol 3. Wartime Pamphlet 28, Geological Survey of Great Britain. | Report (Issue volume) | | 3½, R. 11!.L. 9. "'· • Le itholm: For Berwick County Council, now used f'or Mersingt o� House ; betvveen...and 33/57 ). Dunbar: Duke of Roxburghe ; Little Pinkerton, 2 m , s . s.vr. of Dunbar . Both springs· feed...Well on site of spring, 200 yds , S . of Little Pinkerton . • Shaft 5 x 2 x 2, brick-lined. \ | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Missisiippian Devonian 370 1.510 Hermosa Pinkerton 280 480 LeadviIIe Ouray Limestone 380 800...epidote, chrysotile, garnet, apatite, muscovite,talc, rutile, magnetite,ilmenite,chromite,and picrochromite...No significantdifferencesin color were observed talc may be minor constituents. in normalincidentlight...streaming, Kayenta and ChilchinbitoQuadrangles,Navajo County, Arizona- U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 1202-A, p. 28 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | island arc volcanic suites (boninites, tholeiitic and talc-alkaline basalts), mid-ocean ridge basalts and M-type...9 were separated by Jonasson et al. ( 1992 ) as “talc-alkaline” and distinct from silicic rocks of tholeiitic...aqueous fluids for the genesis of tholeiitic and talc-alkaline island-arc basalts: evidence from Mt. Arayat...Petrol., 5: 82-133. Macdonald. R., McGarvie, D.W., Pinkerton, H., Smith, R.L. and Palacz, Z.A., 1990. Petrogenetic |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | actinolite–tremolite), garnet (andradite), chlorite and talc. In the second, lower-temperature stage, olivine...crystal-laden silicate magma, as discussed by Pinkerton & Stevenson (1992). According to Gay et al. (1969)...block. Scientia Geologica Sinica 3, 216 (abstr.). PINKERTON, H. & STEVENSON, R.J. (1992): Methods of determining |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | dominated by intermediate to felsic rocks, largely of talc-alkalic affinity; ( 3 ) “IRON’‘-type assemblages...environment. These assemblages are generally of talc-alkalic affinity and display light REEenriched,...Smith, 1980; Capdevila et al., 1982) comparable to talc-alkalic rocks from island-arc settings (e.g. Fig...wide range in proportion of rock types including: talc-alkaline intermediate to felsic volcanic rocks,...transport direction. lie on top of the 2700 Ma talc-alkalic Krist fragmental unit, were folded and eroded |
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