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Biographical Notices - Robert Woolston HuntJan 1, 1923
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IndexJan 1, 1936
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Biographical Notices - Robert Woolston HuntJan 1, 1923
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IndexJan 1, 1947
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Index (c846befc-5bc0-418c-875a-bb5272b7dd2e)Jan 1, 1957
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Index (bfa359c2-57b2-4531-967b-d89a245450ba)Jan 1, 1936
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Earthflow - Associated with Strip MiningBy C. N. Savage
The drawing above shows clearly the disastrous effects of a slow-motion "landslide," or mass wasting. A danger to water supplies, homes, and roads, it can also put strip miners out of business. Read h
Jan 3, 1950
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New York Meeting - February, 1912Jan 1, 1913
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San Francisco Meeting - October, 1911Jan 1, 1912
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Biographical Notices - Henry Marion HoweJan 1, 1923
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Index (31b2d111-d107-419f-8255-ba5466f653b5)Jan 1, 1937
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Index (9bfe386b-405e-496f-98a1-70883e96be07)Jan 1, 1929
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Biographical Notices - Henry Marion HoweJan 1, 1923
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Treatment Method by Ore Classification (ba691a7e-2f20-45cd-a02f-2276f8369003)By R. S. Shoemaker, F. W. McQuiston
Mineral Occurrence Treatment Method Table Page
Jan 1, 1975
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Index (a16b9d1f-6e12-4938-bde5-d4ab9a87ddcb)Jan 1, 1938
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In-Situ Uranium Mining With Oxygen (fb4ee5cb-ddf1-4044-a39c-0d689ac0eaf8)By L. M. Litz
Study results are presented in which gaseous oxygen was dissolved in the leach liquor at concentrations of the order of 300 ppm. This oxygen-containing solution was injected into portions of a field b
Jan 1, 1983
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Index (b6b660de-e3a8-4f18-860a-9f7ca3958f0e)Jan 1, 1965
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Problems In Mill Process DesignBy John D. Vincent, Howard W. Jacky
This chapter covers the normal problems encountered in the building of an ore concentrating facility. To produce such a facility In today's environment requires correlation by the engineers invol
Jan 1, 1978
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Quantitative Petrographic Composition Of Three Alabama CoalsBy Reynold Q. Shotts
Nitric acid oxidation rate analyses of three coals, previously studied microscopically by the Bureau of Mines, revealed three components. Relative quantities agree with those found for the four compon
Jan 5, 1953