 | Korostelev, P. G., Gonevchuk, V. G., Semenyak, B. I., Gorelikova, N. V., Karabtsov, A. A., Kokorin, A. M., Kononov, V. V., Orekhov, A. A., Safronov, P. P., Sinyakov, E. Ya. (2009) The Dzhalinda Deposit in the Amur Region, Russia: Genesis and position in the classification of tin deposits. Geology of Ore Deposits, 51 (4) 305-316 doi:10.1134/s1075701509040047 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Russia: Genesis and Position in the Classification of Tin Deposits P. G. Korosteleva, V. G. Gonevchuka, B....Received March 27, 2009 Abstract—The Dzhalinda wood tin deposit is located at the eastern margin of the Bureya...and, according to the Russian classification of tin deposits, is referred to the rhyolite-hosted type...and oolite-like wood tin. DOI: 10.1134/S1075701509040047 INTRODUCTION Among tin deposits different in...wood tin deposits hosted in rhyolite are of special interest. In spite of their rare occurrence and relatively |  | | Book (edition) | | have been deleted. In Chapter 7 the properties, occurrence, and uses of about described. Of the more ...noncrystalline like minerals in chemistry and occurrence. These mineral-like substances, called mineraloids...are of two kinds. The amorphous miner- such as opal, are solids that have never been crystalline but...processes means that a mineral must be of natural occurrence; human beings cannot have taken part in its formation...itself, the lime of the bones of animals, and the opal-like form of silica secreted by the growth of plants |  | | Book (edition) | | minerals have been added and the localities of occurrence have been updated and expanded. The special uranium...future generations as they plunder the earth. The mining engineers of the next decades could easily be the...seldom present, with a resultant paucity of occurrence) tend to be in smaller crystals. Common minerals...all that will dissolve, added a little at a time), tin (Sn) metal in granules (this was formerly obtainable...obtainable from toothpaste tubes but is not today, and tin-coated cans are too thin to use), and zinc (Zn) metal |  | | Book (edition) | | chapter on genesis (Chapter 5) goes beyond the occurrence and associations of minerals to a consideration...or thorium. A few minerals, the commonest being opal, are formed by the solidification of a colloidal...from any possible source of the raw material. The mining and smelting of metallic minerals to produce iron...minerals from this period were written by a German mining expert, Agricola, who published De Re Metallica...he recorded the state of geology, mineralogy, mining, and metallurgy at that time. These works have |  | | Book | | Shaub -y Treasures from the earth PUBLIC LIBRARY COUNTY, FORT WAYNE AND ALLEN IND. Treasures from...Sections of this book are devoted to the origin and occurrence of minerals and gems, others to a study of various...Mineralogy helps us decipher the origin, chemistry, occurrence, and properties of minerals. Those who explore...chemical element or crystalline structure, such as opal in is are but one class of materials studied...moonstones and some types of corundum. from the opal, the effect exceptionally well. It Play of Colors |  | | Book (edition) | | another. To a collector, it matters little how a mining company might arrange this. Ideally, the mine could...obligation to this and future generations. The mining engineers of the next decades could easily be people...Wagner, Jr., Zeolites India, Marty Zinn, and Zuni Mining and Minerals. Institutions providing specimens...American Museum of Natural History, the Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum, the Arizona Bureau of Mines...seldom present, with a consequent infrequency of occurrence) tend to form smaller crystals. Common minerals |  | | Journal (issue) | | A. Logan, District Mining Engineer C. Jenkins, Chief Geologist McK. Laizure, District W. Burling...Tucker, Reid J. Mining Engineer District Sampson, Assistant Mining Engineer District Engineer Chas...Chas. V. Averill, District Mining Engineer George John L. Gary, Mineral Technologist F. Bongard, Ore-Buyers'...C. Statistician and Curator O'Brien, Junior Mining Engineer (Librarian) Eldridge D. Drew, Geological...OF CONTENTS Page DISTRICT REPORTS OF MINING ENGINEERS 7 Sacramento Field District 7 San 7 Francisco |  | | Report (volume) | | DIRECTOR BULLETIN 527 ORE DEPOSITS OF THE HELENA MINING REGION MONTANA BY ADOLPH KNOPF WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT............................ Historical sketch of mining..................................................latites.......................................... Occurrence............................................................................................ Occurrence and character..................;................................................. Marysville district.............................................. |  | | Book | | investment of hundreds of millions of dollars in mining ventures. Yet the close relationship between mineral...sections in which mining is the sole source of income. The serious-minded citizen of Nevada, of Arizona, of...though he is all that pertains to neither a mining engineer nor a geolo- gist. The huge furnaces...Seaboard of the United States have few contacts with mining and naturally give little or no thought to mineral...the students who come from communities in which mining engineering and geology are leading proA few may |  | | Book (edition) | | Inc., 8 Winchester Place, Winchester, Mass. 01890, USA Allen & Unwin (Australia) Ltd, 8 Napier Street, North...mineral, with details on VIII PREFACE their occurrence, as well as details on their composition, [blowpipe)...X-ray diffraction studies of minerals 5 The occurrence of minerals 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Introduction...earth elements, and thorium IVb Carbon, silicon, tin and lead Va Vanadium, niobium and tantalum Vb Nitrogen...tantalum tellurium terbium thallium thorium thulium tin titanium tungsten uranium vanadium xenon ytterbium |  | | Report (volume) | | the future: Just, E. ing: Burwell, E. B., Jr., 4. Mining geology, retrospect and Index fossils: Stephenson... 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Gold, mining districts: Pallister, Trace elements and potash |  | | Book (edition) | | Mines Departments and Geological Surveys, also from mining journals published in ,-Vrica, Australia, Canada...ha · been added, sect.ions on maps and for eign mining laws arc new, and the whole of Part III has been...Geologica l S urrny ha · available many bu lletins on district s a nd th e eco nomic m inera ls, and a number...available to a ll pros pectors, cover many of t he mining States and cost only 25 or 50 cents, either in...Instruction In the capitals of so me States a re mining bureaus t hat maintain collections of specimens |  | | Book (edition) | | both, and especially to the former, that the art. mining man and prospector must look for guidance in carrying...mineralogist and geologist form important adjuncts to mining and metal" economic mineri.e., lurgy, mineralogy...studied by the metallurgist and particularly by the mining man. The economic mineralogist's work has commonly...association the occurrence of geological aspect minerals can only be gained in the field, and mining cannot be...A training in economic mineralogy suitable for mining men, among whom, of course, is included the prospector |  | | Report (volume) | | M. E., Mining Geology Geophysics Div. Ann. Mtg., Min. Br. Abs.-American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical...Metallurgical Engineers, Mining, Geology, and Geophysics Division Annual Meeting, Mining Branch Abstracts. New...York. A. I. M. E. Trans.-American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers Transactions...Ontario. Canadian Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Trans.-Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Transactions...Jour.-Canadian Mining Journal. Gardenvale, Quebec. Canadian Min. Metall. BulL-Canadian Mining and Metallurgical |  | | Book (volume) | | Engineering Nevs-Record Power V Engineering and Mining Journal-Press Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering... Igneous rocks and uphfts of Utah 81. Chain of mining camps in Southwestern Utah 82. Manganese in the...termination of veins 87. 88. .... platinum district Mountains. Pyroxene-olivene-magnetite rock, showing...differentiation of molybdenite; Hxmt mine, Renfrew County, Ontario Sudbury, Ontario. Intrusive contact of...of 93. 94. 95. 96. Haggerty mine, Encampment district, Wyoming Bonanza, Zacatecas, Mexico. Surface geology |  | | Book | | and Sherman P. Marsh 775 Electrical Methods in Mining Geophysics.Gerald W. Hohmann and Stanley H. Ward...making a profit. Initially incorporated in the District of Columbia, the Publishing Company was reincorporated...With the engineering and commercial aspects of mining, Economic Geology will not be directly concerned...sulfide deposits all diminished in fre¬ quency of occurrence with increasing stabilization of the crust, as...to strong hydrogen ion metasomatism. Molybdenum, tin, and tungsten were effectively concentrated to ore |  | | Book (edition) | | the electrochemical series, of interest in the occurrence and metallurgical treatment of ores, and chemical...crystal-symmetry is inserted. The chapter on the occurrence of minerals has been partly rewritten to include...180 183 184 185 187 189 192 197 CHAPTER V. THE OCCURRENCE OF MINERALS The Classification of Rocks I. Igneous...Minerals 327 331 333 GROUP 4B. CARBON, SILICON, TIN, LEAD Carbon Minerals Silicon Minerals Silicate Structures...Inosilicates E. Phyllosilicates F. Tectosilicates Tin Minerals Lead Minerals GROUP 5A. VANADIUM, TANTALUM | | | Book (edition) | | the electrochemical series, of interest in the occurrence and metallurgical treatment of ores, and chemical...crystal-symmetry is inserted. The chapter on the occurrence of minerals has been partly rewritten to include...180 183 184 185 187 189 192 197 CHAPTER V. THE OCCURRENCE OF MINERALS The Classification of Rocks I. Igneous...Thorium Minerals GROUP 4B. XJ CARBON, SILICON, TIN, LEAD Carbon Minerals Silicon Minerals Silicate Structures...lnosilicates E. Pbyllosilicates F. Tectosilicates Tin Minerals Lead Minerals GROUP 5A. GROUP 5B. VANADIUM |  | | Report (issue) | | SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR OF THE SIERRA NEVADA OF CALIFORNIA : I I / BY WALDEMAR - LINDGREN...73 rrHE .TERTIAR Y GRAVELS OF .THE SIE~ RRA NEVADA OF CALIJTORNIA BY WALDEMAR LINDGREN . 0 (.....Outline of later geologic history of the Sierra Nevada ..... ___ __ _____ __ ________ ~ ___ . _............... __ . _. _. _........... ~. '- ....... . Mining debris ............................. _.... ___..... ________ . . _. __ .-. ; ... __ Quantity of mining debris, by G. K. Gilbert ...•..... _._ ....... |  | | Report (issue) | | Government Geologist. MINERAL RESOURCES No. 14. THE TIN-MINING INDUSTRY AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF TIiN ORES...RESOURCES '^ No. 14. THE TIN-MINING INDUSTRY AND THK DISTRIBUTION OF TIN ORES IN NEW SOUTH WALES...publication mining Industry and the Distribution of Tin Mr. J. E. The Ji work entitled "The Tin* Ore;*...Assistant Government New 8outh Wales," by Geologist. tin deposits of this State are of considerable size ... and importance, and they have already yielded tin to the value of about £8,682,000. present time there |  | | Report (issue) | | HAKEINGTON. SUMMARY OF MINING OPERATIONS. t A resume of the history of tin mining in Alaska up to 1914...date is largely abstracted from his report. Stream tin was first found on Buhner Creek, a tributary of Anikovik...Collier states 2 that "small specimens of stream tin have been found in the northern part of Seward Peninsula...streams of the Nome district." Hess mentions 3 that Goldbottom Creek in the Nome district, Fred Gulch, north...Arctic slope east of Ears Mountain carry some stream tin." Cassiterite lodes were discovered at Cape Mountain |  | | Book | | Developments in Economic Geology 11 geology of tin deposits ROGER G. TAYLOR Associate Professor, Economic...of tin deposits. (Developments in economic geology ; 11) Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Tin ores...PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In preparing this book on tin geology, 1 have attempted a blend of academic and...will prove of value to research-exploration and mining specialists. The text is designed to give an...modern comprehensive texts on geological aspects of tin and the work is designed as an introduction to the |  | | Book | | Former USSR) Julius Rubinstein, Russian Academy of Mining Sciences; Process Engineering Department of the...Moscow, Russia Lev A. Barsky, Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Abstract For the first...resources, geographical distribution, geology, mining and ore processing plants in the territory of the...and the forms of ore bodies – in conjunction with mining, ore treatment technology and complex utilization...book is intended for geologists, mineralogists, mining engineers, technologists of mineral processing |  | | Book | | and the Pacific C.S. Hutchison (Ed,) Geology of Tin Deposits in Asia and the Pacific Mineral Concentrations...Region Volume 3 C.S. Hutchison (Ed.) Geology of Tin Deposits in Asia and the Pacific Selected Papers...from the International Symposium on the Geology of Tin Deposits held in Nanning, China, October 26-30, 1984...Areas (CCOP) CCOP Technical Secretariat Offshore Mining Organization Building 110/2 Sathorn Nua Road, Bangkok...Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. Tin mineralization, with emphasis on Asian deposits / |  | | Book | | Antimony 127 Arsenic 128 Bismuth Mercury 131 132 Tin 132 , CHAPTER Radium Thorium VIII 137 , .....a heavy substance of a tin-white color, heavy, soft, and not very hard. Tin. It is —Cassiterite ... or tinstone is the chief ore of tin. a very heavy, hard mineral, usually black, but sometimes brown...dull gray. It is composed of tin and oxygen. Most of the world's supply of tin ore is from placer diggings...they were in the liquid state. This explains the occurrence of mineral deposits in ranges that so often |
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