 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | MINES AND MINERALS OF AUSTRIA By P H I L I P M O R R I L L East Derry, N . H . 0 3 0 4 1 IV S A L Z...e old emerald Venediger and Hohe Tauern form the Mine is about 7 M i from Habach. T h e trail leaves the...Alpenrose going E and then N . The crystalline Alps. Mine is a few hundred yards beyond the I f we come in...clude emeralds, aquamarine, possibly the valley is an outcrop of green beryl. N H W has superb deep blue...( N H W ) . Across the valley is an old foot of cliff. copper mine, 2 M i S from the main Kapruntal. |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Gilgen Windows Alps-The Hallein District I . Alps-The Hallein District II . Alps-The Lammertal and Gosau...Styrian Erzberg at Eisenerz .,. Day 12: Veitsch Magnesite Mine-Vienna .,. Day 13: The Flysch and Calcareous...74 81 85 91 95 99 108 112 113 121 125 ABSTRACT: An itinerary and outcrop description is given for thirteen...Hallein, near Salzburg, the next five on Spittal, in Carinthia, and the last two on Leoben and Vienna respectively...cro ss-sect ion (D ay 10) Sect ion a t Eisene rz mine nea r Leob en (Day II ) Tecton ic map of the a rea |  | | Book | | for within several months they asked me to render an opinion as to its suitability for translation and...neglecting the truly important European localities. As an amateur handbook, this one makes no pretense at being...method of indicating increasing quality by the use of an increasing number of exclamation points within parentheses...version are truly those intended in the original. As an outgrowth of this study a number of errors in the...renditions are all the more remarkable because he is an ardent amateur mineral collector and is therefore |  | | Book | | characteristic forms, it is rather difficult even for an expert to classify them. For this reason typical...serpentine, and the golden-yellow pyrite into brown limonite. As a result of the weathering of pyrite sulphuric...from one mineral, e.g. malachite, azurite, or limonite from chalcopyrite. Dripstone caves are another...mirror (reflection ) plane. 2. The axis of symmetry is an imaginary line passing through the centre of the...tetrad and hexad axes according to the number of times an identical face is displayed during rotation through | | | Book | | characteristic forms, it is rather difficult even for an expert to classify them. For this reason typical...serpentine, and the golden-yellow pyrite into brown limonite. As a result of the weathering of pyrite sulphuric...from one mineral, e.g. malachite, azurite, or limonite from chalcopyrite. Dripstone caves are another...mirror (reflection) plane. 2. The axis of symmetry is an imaginary line passing through the centre of the...tetrad and hexad axes according to the number of times an identical face is displayed during rotation through |  | | Book | | Salt miners at work in the Diirrnberg-Hallein mine (1756) (see also comment on copyright page) Mineral...work in the Durrnberg-Hallein mine (1756). Oil painting in the ancient mine office at Hallein Salzburg....Werkstiitter (1708-1772) on the occasion of a visit to the mine by the Prince Bishop Sigmund III. of Salzburg on...At the top of the painting and on the steps are mine surveyors and a miner at work. Note the romantic...heldatBled/Yugoslavia 3-7, 1977, held at Leoben/ Austria 5-10,1981, held at Berchtesgaden/Bavaria, FRG |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | notes on the genesis and synthesis of colloidal magnesite, on the phenomenon of View Article Online MINERALOGICAL...naturaI colloidal molybdenum sulphide (jordisite). Magnesite results from the weathering of serpentine or peridotite...the colour of the mineral can be easily effected. An experiment is described in which the author covered...secondary L. J. S. hsmatite. Two New Magnesite Occurrences in Carinthia. KARLA. REDLTCH (Zeitsch. prakt.... 456-458).-0n account of its economic value, magnesite is much sought for i n t h e Eastern Alps. The | | | Book | | characteristic forms, it is rather difficult even for an expert to classify them. For this reason typical..., and the golden-yellow pyrite into br(1\\'Il limonite. As a resulc \)f the weathering of pyrite sulphuric...product of liring ~ organisrns. N t'\\' fftinc'rals .::an als..,'l orig1Uate from the Jecornposed retnnnnts...causes sedimen tary rocks to change their appearance an d their physical and chemical properties. This process...contact metamorphism. Some sor ts of mica, garnet an d kyanite are formed in this way. Summing up, it |  | | Catalog/List | | with admixed Celsian and Bementite from Benallt Mine, Wales. Chocolate brown massive, with minor rock...Telemark Norway £ I 0 ✓10. LEPIDOLITE AND MUSCOVITE an interesting piece showing golden muscovite and mauve...rich greenish yellow with white Barytes Whitesmith Mine Strontian Scotland lx2 £10 17. SCAPOLITE translucent...micro's on some galena in the matrix, Bleiberg Carinthia Austria ( one of the most famous European mines) £20...inch matrix with minor Hydrozincite Bleiberg Carinthia Austria £6 20. HUNTITE white chalky massive areas |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | MINES AND MINERALS OF AUSTRIA By P H I L I P M O R R I L L East Derby, N . H., 0 3 0 4 1 ( P A R T III)...Calcite Xls (very fine); Plombocalcite X l s ; Limonite; Marcasite Xls; Ilsemannite (Xline blue-black...(radiated xls in magnesite). ROCKS AND MINERALS Altenberg-Hematite. Wochein-Limonite (Geodes). General-Tourmaline...to enter is difficult to se cure. Mountain and mine can be seen to the S of the village. Siderite X...Serpentine; Hydromagnesite (crusts on serpentine); Magnesite; Magnetite Xis (cubic); Pyrcaurite; Aragonite; |  | | Book | | • An illustrated Encyclopedia of the World's Rocks and Minerals L......- , 1-. r S INER.!. l • A...Dusan Slivka First published in 1986 by Spring Books an imprint of The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, a...and tropical areas, such as the accumulation of limonite, Ni-silicates and iron. In residual deposits kaolinite...vanadium, uranium, phosphates, borates, gypsum and magnesite. Both residual and infiltration deposits are often...closely associated, which can be demonstrated by an example of certain ore concentrations. As a result |  | | Journal (issue) | | NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2018 Articles Oberdorf an der Laming, Styria, Austria ................................ ....COVER: STRONTIANITE, 9 cm, from Oberdorf an der Laming, Styria, Austria. Fine Minerals International specimen...SHOWS TABULAR BLUE BERYL ON TOURMALINE DEO DARRAH MINE, NEAR PATTA GUZAR, BADAKSHAN, AFGHANISTAN 6CM TOM...STEPHANIE@STONETRUST.COM Obtrdorf an dtr Laming ~ tyria, austria Thomas P. Moore Peter Huber 2709...net Rohe-Wand-Gasse 18 A-2700 Wiener Neustadt, Austria huber@mineral.at Just outside the village of Oberdorf | | | Book | | illustrated Encyclopedi of the World’s Rocks and Mine re L A R E N MI OF THE WORLD Rudolf Duda and...DuSan Slivka First published in 1986 by Spring Books an imprint of The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, a...and tropical areas, such as the accumulation of limonite, Ni-silicates and iron. In residual deposits kaolinite...vanadium, uranium, phosphates, borates, gypsum and magnesite. Both residual and infiltration deposits are often...closely associated, which can be demonstrated by an example of certain ore concentrations. As a result |  | | Book | | ROCKS AND MINERALS Michael O’Donoghue GALLERY BOOKS An Imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers Inc. 112 Madison...published in the United States 1990 by Gallery Books, an' imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers, Inc., 112 Madison...museum quality but many minerals can be found on mine dumps or can be purchased or traded. After introducing...the field is the natural glass obsidian. This forms an amorphous material since cooling is too quick for...heat and pressure are accompanied by gases preceding an intrusion the existing sedimentary rock may alter |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mines (Adamuša, Tomašica, Omarska, and Vidrenjak) in an area of about 200 km2 (Fig. 2a). The potential reserves...and North Africa, such as Steirischer Erzberg in Austria, Batère in France, Bakal in Russia, Sierra Menera...by deep circulation of Permian seawater related to an early intracontinental Tethyan rifting (Palinkaš... Fig. 2 Geological setting of the Ljubija ore district. a Geological map of the Sana–Una Palaeozoic with...open-cast. d Stratigraphic column of Tomašica open-cast mine (after Grubić and Cvijić 2003) understanding of |  | | Book (edition) | | SIMON & SCHUSTER'S GUIDE TO ROCKS AND MINERALS An easy-to-use field guide, with over 1,000 spectacular...minerals, because regardless of whether they form by an organic or inorganic process, they are man made....coniferous trees; opal, an amorphous variety of hydrated silica; and limonite, an amorphous hydrated iron...long. However, it will be quite different from, say, an orthoclase crystal, whatever the latter's size. The...cube. , , parallel to one or two axes (i.e., with an infinite intersection) will have the corresponding |  | Fernandez-Nieto, C., Torres-Ruiz, J., Subias Perez, I., Fanlo Gonzalez, I., Gonzalez Lopez, J. M. (2003) Genesis of Mg-Fe Carbonates from the Sierra Menera Magnesite-Siderite Deposits, Northeast Spain: Evidence from Fluid Inclusions, Trace Elements, Rare Earth Elements, and Stable Isotope Data. Economic Geology, 98 (7) 1413-1426 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.98.7.1413 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Genesis of Mg-Fe Carbonates from the Sierra Menera Magnesite-Siderite Deposits, Northeast Spain: Evidence from...deposits have similarities to Alpine-type magnesite deposits (Austria, Slovakia, western Carpathian Mountains...Coto Wagner mines (Lunar and Amorós, 1979), Cala mine (Velasco and Amigó, 1981), Marquesado mines (Torres-Ruiz...Spanish iron production. In the Sierra Menera district, iron was first extracted from artisan ironworks...Roman ages. From that time on, only secondary limonite gossans formed by oxidation of Mg-Fe carbonates |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | THE MAGNESITE DEPOSITS MANCHURIA.' KUNITARO OF NIINOMY. INTRODUCTION. IN x9I 3 there were discovered...particularly in the province of Sheng-king. They occurin an area of approximately60 sq. km. (about 23 sq.mi.)...the province. x The complete paper of which this is an abstract is on file in the Cornell University Library...on chemical and physical tests of Manchurian magnesite. Bulletin issued by South Manchurian Railway Company...Physiographic Features.raThe Manchurian magnesite areacan be dividedinto an easternand a westernpart eachwith |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Trepfia (Stari Trg Mine), southernSerbia ......................... Kopaonik (Vojetin Mine), southernSerbia......................... 481 Radu•a (Ljuboten district), Macedonia............................... 482..................................... 486 489 Magnesite ................................................characterized by numerousoccurrencesof chromiteand magnesite. To a lesserextent, depositsof asbestosare found...Among the latter are Trep•a, the largest lead-zinc mine in Europe; Bor, the greatestEuropeancopperdeposit;and |  | | Catalog/List | | prisms, of this mine have been obtained, more Note. - Galena offer large the an "iron cap” ...in the specimens Dundasite, bunches samples Mine, of occurs lode. beautiful white large more...originally Cornish mining ceeding by colour, Mine fractures of great the mineral often Mount ...extremely some rarely Anglesite. Embolite, back Mine. with minute of small of capping gossan the...sharp, transparent stock, including with notches an side. the get a (see figure,) both have which |  | | Book (edition) | | Linopolis, Brazil, H Page 13: Gold, 35 mm.Eagle's est Mine, California, G Publi!>hed by Grdllit.u.o. Stefanikova43...groups: The number of new mineral species may grow as an avalanche, flooding the mineral population with tens...lepidolite, wolfrarnite). In many cases, minerals have an intermediate composition between theoretical end-members...and several important mineral mixtures. (e.g. limonite and psilomelane) are included here to provide...to crystallographic tenns (e .g. prismatine), to an organization (e.g .. mgriite). to a journal (minrecordite) |  | | | | THE WORLD OF NATURE | In full colour-an introduction to the composition, beauty and structure of our...collections in the world, and this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best...precious 32, 33 libethinite 65, 65 liebigite 53 limonite 37 opal, wood 32, 33 rutile 33, 33 orpiment...109, 111 lithiophilite 65 ludwigite 5/7, 53 magnesite 38, 38 magnetite 23, 24 malachite 47, 48 malacon...block of pyrite and analyze them, they should have an identical chemical composition, and the same should |  | | Book | | reference shelf and for work in the field this will prove an indispensable book. 306 colour photographs, 26 black...such figures should only be considered as indicating an order of magnitude. ISBN 0 7188 2011 8 Illustrations...Min¬ erals are not dealt with in isolation but as an integral part of the rocks in which they are formed...forms. The word derives from the Latin ‘minera’ = 'mine’. Mineralogy is the science dealing with minerals...or more metals. Since the economic importance of an ore, and therefore its working, depends on conditions |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | serpentinite quarry near Hrubšice in Moravia provide an opportunity for the study of a unique fissure mineral...the occurrences in serpentinite bodies of Austria (magnesite deposit Kraubath, Styria; POSTL 1993) and...pyroaurite and aragonite, localy with dypingite, magnesite and serpentine minerals as well (ANTHONY et al...serpentinite (JAMBOR 1969). Hydromagnesite may also occur as an alteration product of brucite (SATO et al. 2001,...west of Ivančice within the Brno district (Fig. 1). Findings of magnesite and sepiolite and their historical |  | | Book | | collections in the world, and this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best...liebigite 53 limonite 37 linarite 59, 60 liroconite 74 lithiophilite 65 ludwigite 51, 53 magnesite 38, 38 magnetite...59 zippeite 62 zircon 77, 78, 78 zoisite 88 THE MINE LKINGDOM All physical bodies in Nature can be...block of pyrite and analyze them, they should have an identical chemical composition, and the same should...physics that true 'solid' bodies are those that possess an internal structure of aton1s linked together in a |
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