| | Corporate Document (Series) | Minerals of Tasmania Geological Survey Bulletin 73 by R. S. Bottrill and W. E. Baker Mineral Resources...Resources Tasmania Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources E>...56 Rosny Park Tasmania 7018 Phone (03) 6233 8377 Fax (03) 6233 8338 Email info@mrt.tas.gov.au www.mrt...gov.au First published in Australia in 2008 by Mineral Resources Tasmania Department of Infrastructure...Box 56, Rosny Park, Tasmania 7018 www.mrttas.gov.au ©Copyright State of Tasmania, 2008 All rights reserved | | | Journal (issue) | ................. 365 by R. G. Middleton The mineral collection of the Australian Museum .............F. L. Sutherland & G. Webb Minerals of western Tasmania ................................................Minerals of the Moonta and Wallaroo mining districts, South Australia ........................................................... 407 by A. Pring Broken Hill, New South Wales; a brief review .................Wilson Minerals from the Kintore opencut, Broken Hill, New South Wales .............................. | | | Journal (issue) | Winter Branch Chairmen: Midlands - G.M. Green, North West - I. Knight, Scottish - B. Jackson Examiners: A...exemplified by those of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Major-element geochemistry of nephrite jades...determining the typology of nephrite jades. Keywords: Australia, Canada, nephrite jade, ortho-nephrite, para-nephrite...nephrite jade appears to be dominated by Canada and Australia (driver and Townsend, 1993; Ward, 1987). Nephrite...British Columbia, Canada, and Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. They are Mesozoic ortho-nephrite and Precambrian | | | Book (edition) | Introduction .................................. 7 Mineral Species and their Localities .............. Explanation... . . . . . . . . . . . 686 Alphabetic List of Mineral Localities ............. Explanation of Symbols... PREFACE 6 · PREFACE This book reviews abollt 8,500 mineral localities from all over the world, for all valid...with 3,350 minerals in the former edition. The mineral systeniatic classification is based on the updated... with regard to the worlds mineral localities and environment of mineral occurrences, as a result of | | | Book | of Testa Environmental Corporation in Mokelumne Hill, California. He has taught at California State University...treatise (West Group) and the editor of Environmental Insurance Practice Forms, a two-volume book (West Group)...toxic. Chromium is one of the chief ingredients in mineral and metallic colors, being responsible for the...Gottlob Lehmann obtained samples of an orange-red mineral that he termed “Siberian red lead,” while visiting...with a selenitic spar and Fe particles.” This mineral turned out to be crocoisite or crocoite, a lead |
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