 | | Journal (issue) | | level, Zinc Corporation mine, Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia. Collection of the Australian Museum;...Chapman photo. • 1.4 cm, Chapman’s Gully, South Australia. South Australian Museum collection; Jeff Scovil...Jeff Scovil photo. • 4.2 cm, Mongalata goldfield, South Australia. Geoscience Australia collection; Jeff...Nigel Richardson Barry Schubert Robert Sielecki South Australian Museum Malcolm & Angela Southwood Lee...these is the Australian Museum, established in New South Wales in 1829. The Queen Victoria Museum in Launceston |  | | Report (issue) | | DESCRIPTIVE, AND GRADE AND TONNAGE MODEL FOR GOLD-ANTIMONY DEPOSITS by Vladimir I. Berger1 Open-File Report...series of models for different types of antimony deposits. Gold-antimony deposits are associated with low-sulfide...started in the former USSR. Until recently, gold-antimony deposits were not recognized as an individual...type differing from traditional simple epithermal antimony vein deposits. This model proposes a new model...be useful for geologists interested in gold and antimony deposits. CONTENTS Page Abstract.......... |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | extended for deriving antimonate capacity and antimony distribution ratio between the slag and the copper...SiO2 and FeO–FeO1.5–MgO–NiO–CaO systems and the antimony distribution ratio for the FeO–FeO1.5–MgO– NiO–SiO2...both antimonate capacity and antimony distribution ratio. The antimony distribution ratio model developed...lead to develop and/or improve the efficiency of antimony removal from the base metal smelting, converting... due to the very limited understanding of the antimony behaviour in the base metal slag systems, this |  | | Journal (issue) | | from the Gachalá mine, Guavió-Guatéque mining district, Boyacá Department, Colombia. Gail & Jim Spann...cm, from Stak Nala, Haramosh Mountains, Skardu district, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Zach Goodman collection;...row, from left: Cassiterite twin, 5.5 cm, from the Amo tin deposit, Ximeng County, Yunnan, China. Wally...minerals in the Karnes Uranium district near my ancestral home in south Texas. Over time I developed a...the mineral collecting community, especially at local shows, led me to Tucson where I met dealers and |  | | Book | | Production and reserves. Canada. Soviet Union. Africa. United States. Other countries. Graphite . . .... .. ... . . Production. Europe. Asia. Africa. Mexico. Canada. United States. Barile and Witherite, Fluorite.... . . . . . . .. ... . United States. Northern Africa. Soviet Union . Oceanic Islands. 440 454 467 475...seen in New South Wales, because conditions appeared to be similar. He returned to New South Wales in 1851...increase in nea rby population and creation of local industries. As development pro ceeds, how ever, |  | | Report (issue) | | • BRITISH EMPIRE: United Kingdom Union of South Africa ._ .. Canada ... ••• .Australia ••• ••• 0 I...of aluminium ores and the 1·efining of lead and antimony. Fluo:r;spar is used also for enamelling pt1rposes;...Blue John mine, Treak Cliff, in the Castleton district, and is used solely for 01LLa,menta,l work. This...an area- of about 80 to 90 square miles. This district is entirely occupied by Carboniferol1s strata...capping of Millstone Grit on the highest ground. The district is an old lead-mining centre, and fluor·s par |  | | Journal (issue) | | least he's at home. Cumbria, Scotland and then the South West And exchanges rock gossip with gusto and zest...own collection ask around until you find who the local specialist is, there is always someone." 1 John...had done his homework well in advance so that "local specialists" would be on hand to assist us in our...to the north west and the Kalahari craton to the south, it was tectonically active for hundreds of millions...2002 Figure 3. Geology of the Otavi Mountain District ~ ,. .,, . rr '"' , ;;..._-r~,rr;;-:8 1 |  | | Report (issue) | | . : . .. . .. , (1921) Prioe ~ 94, (lO½d.) " .Antimony ... . .. ,. · ... .. . .. · •... ..ii (l921) ..., ; 6s. Od. (6s,. 5d.) , .' Part ~ II. British Africa . ,;( .. , , ., , (19~) ,, · 3s. Od. (3s. 3d.)...(1922) ' ,, 4s. Od. (4s. 4d.) Pa.rt VI. Europe and Africa (Foreign) ..._· (1922) ,, 6s. Od. (6s. 6d.) · '...said to have been found on Louisa C:r.eek, New South Wa.Ies, aissocia.t ed with blende a.n d quartz....United States, in the Kentucky-Illinois fluorspar district, the mineral occurs as greenish-yellow or ora |  | | Book (edition) | | The Elements and Their Abbreviations Aluminum Antimony Argon Arsenic Barium lkryllium Bismuth Boron Bromine... Meta/lurgical and Mineralogical Society o/ South Africa Journal of Chemical Phy ics Journal cif the...and Proceedings of the Royal Socief) 1 of Ne,v South Wales JPSJ Journal of rhe Physical Society of...Cand CSPG Pennskiye gubemskiye wdomo.sti (Perm district ga=elle) Pl,ilosopl,ical Maga=ine Periodico de...Artrocitc, Ivigtul cryolitc deposit. Ivittuut municipality. southwest Wi tgreenl Greenland. 73. 1492, ZK |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | andTraceElementsfromSulfides of Archcan Greenstone Belts in South Africa A Contribution to the Knowledgeof theOlde... LEAD ISOTOPES AND TRACE ELEMENT,5', SOUTH 45 AFRICA 'FA[•I.i.:l. Previous Geochr(;noh•gi('al...2 Sheba ß 3 4 5 6 Rosetta Alfstrom Rochfort Amo ß 13 Sheba Queen 19 New Consort ß 21 Regional...user RS LEAD ISOTOPES AND TRACE ELEMENTS, SOUTH AFRICA MURCHISON RANGE t SAMPLE LOCALITIES ß ...University user LE.4D ISOTOPES .4ND TR.4CE ELEMENTS, SOUTH .4FRIC.4 a numberof stratabound,metalnorphicdepositsassociated |  | | Report (volume) | | ____ --------- _________________________ -----__ Antimony deposits _________ ----- ______________ -----------______...40 40 43 IV CONTENTS Ore deposits-Continued Antimony deposits-Continued Honduras-Continued Benjamin...----------Pasasaguas district ___ ----------------------------El Retiro district _________ -- __ ----_-------...ore deposits__________________________ Metapan district __ -----------------------------___ San Juan ...deposits ___________________ --------_____ Alotepeque district _______ ----------------------___ San Pantale6n |  | | Show/Event (guide) | | of barite occurring in the Cartersville Mining District, Bartow County, Georgia by1..C. Gray. 4:30 A...of roscherite-group minerals from New England, South Dakota, and Brazil by J. W. Nizainciff, A U Falster...were collected from an abandoned mine one mile south of Talcville, New York. Talcville is located in...OF BARITE OCCURRING IN THE CARTERSVILLE MINING DISTRICT, BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA. J. C. Gray 524 Robin...Cambrian and lower Ordovician sedimentary rocks south of Cartersville, Bartow County, Georgia. Commercial |  | | Report (issue) | | A.; 6. Renfrew, Ontario, Canada; 7. Canada; 8. South Burgess, Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada 10. Snarum...Neolithic archeological site of Catalhoyiik in south-central Turkey. Mellaart (1964) reports finding...apatite structure is complex and contains three district sites on which the cations sit. The calcium and..."faden," 5.6 cm tall Alchori, Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan John Rakovan collection...(longwave (UVA) light) 8.6 cm tall Bulache, Skardu District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan Jonathan Allred col |  | | Book | | obtained by reduction: 22 THE MINERAL KEY Antimony: brittle, gray Bismuth: brittle to malleable...charcoal or smoked plaster: Arsenic, tellurium, antimony: white Zinc: yellow hot, white cold Bismuth and...Sublimates on plaster with three parts bismuth flux: Antimony: orange and red, disappears with ammonia fumes...Arsenic: white, volatile, crystalline sublimate Antimony: dense white fumes and sublimate Sulfur: fumes...by changing color of turmeric paper. Antimony On charcoal, antimony gives a white sublimate which is bluish |  | | Report (issue) | | United Kingdom ••• Rhodesia ••• ••• Union of South Africa Canada ••• ••• India ••• Australia ••• New...of cinnabar in the p·r o,v in:c e of Kweichow, south-central China, but these occur in remote localities...Nikitovsky deposits in the Eka.t erinbslav district of South Russia. Before the war Germany produced a...has be,e n discovered lately in t be Ma,r oni district of Dutch Guiana. Other counltries fro.m which...1915. 1916. 1917. - 1918. 1919. - - New South Wales 1,288 · 672 New Zealand 11,296 1,500 11,175 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Argentine or Silver Paper. the Situated on the south side of rural building. A report on the color blindness...been introduced great basin, it extends from the south canal nearly to from the fact that,in accordance...hundred . and sixty were boys. Not one. in and antimony sta?ce ?f color blIndness wa� found am�ng the...filtered through a layer of sand in a hard-wood found amo�the boys. Seven of these were cases of feet in diameter...altogether eight of these be used in making copper and antimony preparations. of the same shade,even matchmg rose |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Geology and ore deposits of the Tintic Mining District, Utah. U. S. Ceol. Surz,.ProJ. P ap. IO7, 282...Crrarlrs J. Vrrer.raxo (1953) The mineralogy of the antimony oxides and antimonates. Mineral Mag.,3O, 100-110...and indialite. Minu. f ..1.372-394. Mnacnun, E P., amo G. V. Grn-Bs(1965) Crystal structure and polymorphism |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | accurate conception of the pre-GIacial floor of the district and its drainage, and also of the relative changes...Langkofl, the Marmolata, the Sella, the St. Cassian district, the Eichthofen Eeef, and numerous other localities...his genus Pygocephalus, which he rightly placed amo T the schizopods.1 From 1863 to 1882 several species...sulpharsenite of lead containing some copper and antimony, and having a specific gravity of 5*8. Marrite... The beds from which the fossils north-west of South Molton were collected are the Posidonomya beds, |  | | Journal (issue) | | mineral company sets up shop and starts exploring. Local residents welcome their presence and the money that...environmental .. groups take note and start to draw local attention to the possible new mine by spreading...environmentalism" guarantees a stable, local base of anti-mining activists. Local sportsmen :ire specifically targeted...deal with local, Michigan politics. I would offer that this essay has less to do with local politics than...\Vhich elements can occur in nature? Aluminum. antimony, arsenic, bismuth. cadmium, carbon. chromium. |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, lead, platinum, antimony, tin, and zinc respectively, the author arrives...R. Mixed Double Haloids of Antimony and Potassium. By C. H. HERTY (Amo.. Chem. J., 1894, 16,490499)...the residue contains an appreciable quantity of antimony, and that therefore the determination of the halogens...G. T. M. Antimony Vermilion. By H. BAUBJGNY (Comnpt. rend., 1894, 119, 687-690) .-Antimony sulphide precipitated...sodium tbiosnlphate a1ways contains more or less antimony oxychloride, even when precipitation takes place |  | | Report (issue) | | CII'II'Y~ UJttB!lhl--lFederal Bldg., Rm. 8105, 125 South Stme St. §AN RANCII§COP C&lln.fi'o!l"IlllDBl--Customhouse...cut mylonitic gneiss and schist (Owens mineral district). There are no identified resources in the study...and low-angle faults in the lower-plate terrane south of the Bill Williams River, and along the Buckskin-Rawhide...on the south, northeast, and northwest margins of the area; low potential exists in the south-central...on the north from the Buckskin Mountains on the south. Elevations in the study area range from about 600ft |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Netherlands 271 [3] GEOCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF ANTIMONY, ARSENIC, CADMIUM AND THALLIUM: Eh-pH DIAGRAMS...Brookins, D.G., 1986. Geochemical behavior of antimony, arsenic, cadmium and thallium: Eh--pH diagrams...As, Cd and T1 in waters, activities for dissolved amo u nt s o f these elements are taken at 10 -8 and...59 --67.97 --62.40 --86.88 --113.19 --159.99 Antimony : SbO÷ SbO~ Sb2S~ Sb2S ~ HSbO: Sb(OH)3 Sb204..." ~ b(OH)3 Sb204 i I I 1 8 I0 I 12 I Antimony @ 2 5 ° C , I bor P 14 Eh 43As04 I , 0 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | as a single cell. The ium, basic sulphates of antimony, tellurium, b ismuth, power for electrolytic refining...acid tionable ones are the compounds of arsenic, antimony, pOEiting a given amount of copper, because double...deposited with it; these are silver, bismuth, antimony, arsenic, and tin ; 2, using a sufficiently moderate...been found to be impure. A minute proportion of antimony or bis JIIuth destroys the good qualities of...require to be settled in the following order: 1st. The amo. unt of cop per to be deposited per week. 2d. Amount |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | layer o,f so,il o,ne fo,o,t in thick ness! And this amo,unt is denuded fro,m the water shed o,f but two,...'ilyqrMe o,f chlo,rl\1oQ' to,il1cq. in this Wl\l amo�I\te... which chlo,rate o,f po,tash Dr saltpeter in an amo,unt equal to, the anthracen emplo,yed ]fas been added...Co,llins, Autho,r o,f tained in the atmo,sphere amo,unts to, abo,ve 40 per cent o,f "Wo,man in White...Castings, Japanned, Tinned, or Jeffery's, 160 South Water st., Chicago. E. Howard & Co., 15 Maiden |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | as a single cell. The ium, basic sulphates of antimony, tellurium, b ismuth, power for electrolytic refining...acid tionable ones are the compounds of arsenic, antimony, pOEiting a given amount of copper, because double...be fired with as much rapidity silver, bismuth, antimony, arsenic, and tin ; 2, using a amount of invested...from the settled in the following order: 1st. The amo. unt of cop ternate round being fired at a different...been found to be impure. A minute proportion of antimony or bis MR. J. T. SPRAGUE, in an article contributed |
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