 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Brooksville, Hancock County, where it was found with smithsonite as 1–2-mm platy crystals profusely coating fractures...Languedoc-Roussillon. A similar wide distribution in Germany includes most of the famous base- and precious-metal...and the Bergmannstrost mine at Bad Ems, Nassau, Rhineland-Palatinate, where it is found as attractive |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | ultraviolet radiation. Bad Ems, Nassau, Germany: On a worldwide basis, Bad Ems is probably the primary...American market in recent years. The Rosenberg mine at Ems has produced specimens consisting of crystals to...daylight colors of py romorphite are found at Bad Ems and merit checking for fluorescent response. Among...similar in form to certain pyromorphite found at Bad Ems and are described under that heading. Under long...wave ultraviolet. Johanngeorgenstadt, Saxony, Germany: Neatly formed, stubby, hexagonal mimetite crystals |  | | Journal (issue) | | dazzling array of place names, for example: Ems, Bad Ems, Nassau, Braubach, etc. Is there any hope of making...provided by Dr. Werner Lieber, of Heidelberg, Germany. I believe that it is difficult to obtain proper...pyromorphites I can help easily. Today, the part of Germany around Bad Ems belongs to the state NordrheinWestphalia...district of Nassau. There is still a village called Nassau, after which the old state of Nassau was named...named. Bad Ems is a well-known historic town and was, in earlier times, the center of a mining district. |  | | Journal (issue) | | subscribers by the first Thursday of Ju ne, 1 970. Not too bad, really, for what was designated as the Spring issue...size-Ili9/z1/y lnrgcr 1ha11 M i n . Abstracts, a11d tlznt 's bad woug/z for a s1a11dard bookshelf-11or for t/ze layout...10 be desired i11 i1s lnyo111. parllcularly Ihe bad habit - for a 1oumnl tlrnt may need bi11di119--of...ctions). Later the list grew to inclu d e K u rt Nassau, Peter Embre y. Max Weibe l, Arthur Montgomery...Viewing the north Arkan as region as a whole. smithsonite was t he most important zin ore, followed by |  | | Book | | rival the best. For silver, the mines of Saxony, Germany, and the Keweenaw Peninsula in Michigan should...in the Harz Mountains, and Freiburg, in Saxony, Germany. Guanajuato, Mexico, and Colquechaca, Bolivia,... Argentite from Germany; millerite from New York; tetrahedrite from England, Germany, and Mexico; pyrite...Elba; pyrrhotite from Mexico; arsenopyrite from Germany and Mexico; chalcocite from England and Connecticut;...collectors. A small supply of small crystals from Germany and an old-time supply of excellent crystals up |  | | Book | | Durham, England. Here also are found fluorescing smithsonite, alstonite, and barytocalcite. At Matlock in...known from here. From the Black Forest region in Germany have come several fluorescent uranium minerals...Tsumeb and other nearby localities in Namibia. Smithsonite crystals with blue fluorescence and red-fluorescing...orange-red light blue Hydrozincite Monohydrocalcite Smithsonite — green white sky blue green white, orange...Hemimorphite Hydrozincite Powellite Scheelite Smithsonite Scapolites Tilasite Sphalerite Uvite Turneaureite | | | Book | | Durham, England. Here also are found fluorescing smithsonite, alstonite, and barytocalcite. At Matlock in...known from here. From the Black Forest region in Germany have come several fluorescent uranium minerals...Tsumeb and other nearby localities in Namibia. Smithsonite crystals with blue fluorescence and red-fluorescing...Calcite Dypingite Hydrozincite Monohydrocalcite Smithsonite Znucalite BORATE Fluoborite SULFATES Barite...Tilasite Turneaureite Willemite 40 Scheelite Smithsonite Sphalerite Willemite 4, Fluorescence Activators |  | | Book | | variety of carbonate–fluorapatite from Staffel, Germany, which form nodular-stalactitic aggregates and...> K. Originally, it was described from Dehrn, Germany, by LARSEN AND SHANNON as a potassium sodium calcium...(1703–1768), who distilled zinc from calamine (smithsonite, ZnCO3 [160]) [161]. Svabite has the same crystal...Great Britain and (b) Friedrichsegen Mine, Bad Ems, Nassau, Germany. Fig. 28. The structure of pyromorphite...hemimorphite (Zn4Si2O7(OH)2·H2O [176],[177]) and smithsonite [160] in the upper oxidized portion of lea veins |
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