10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JOSEPHINITE»
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josephinite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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U.S. Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board Report to the U.S. ...
The Board is concerned that there continues to be little evident progress in this
area there seems to be no serious commitment to funding such studies the Board
urges the DOE to consider studies of josephinite, a naturally occurring alloy of ...
2
Geological Survey Bulletin
The native nickel-iron — given various names including awaruite, josephinite,
souesite, and brokovkite — all contains 60-75 percent nickel, 25-35 percent iron,
and minor amounts of cobalt. Most of the nickel-iron specimens are not attached
to ...
3
Applications of Mössbauer Spectroscopy to Environmental and ...
3.2 Iron-Nickel Minerals Josephinite is a rare terrestrial nickel-iron alloy. Because
of its anomalously high 3He/4He ratio, old age (4.6 x 109y) and peculiar mineral
and chemical composition, considerable attention of geochemists has recently ...
Takeshi Tominaga, Yoshitaka Minai, 1984
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Mineral Resources of Alaska: Report on Progress of ...
On this property considerable work has been done and some good ore has been
found. PROSPECTS OF STIBNITE, JOSEPHINITE, AND CINNABAR. Within the
area here described stibnite, josephinite, and cinnabar have been found in small
...
Alfred Hulse Brooks, 1909
5
Recent development of the producer-gas power plant in the ...
These species are josephinite, cuprobismutite, warrenite, guitermanite, elpasolite
, zunyite, ptilolite, hydronephelite, lucasite, antlerite, knox- villite, redingtonite,
plumbojarosite, emmonsite, powellite, morencite, coronadite, purpurite,
goldfieldite ...
Robert Heywood Fernald, 1909
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The Data of Geochemistry
The josephinite of W. H. Melville 2 from placer gravels in Josephine and Jackson
counties, Oregon, forma pebbles up to several grams in weight and also occurs
near large masses of serpentine. Its specific gravity is 6.204. In the sands of the ...
Frank Wigglesworth Clarke, 1920
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Analyses of rocks and minerals from the laboratory of the ...
These species are antlerite, arizonite, beaverite, coronadite, cuprobismutite,
custerite, elpasolite, emmonsite, ferritungstite, fremontite, goldfieldite,
guitermanite, hinsdalite, hodgkinsonite, hulsite, hydronephelite, inyoite,
josephinite, knoxvillite, ...
Frank Wigglesworth Clarke, 1915
grains of this character, which were associated with magnetite, tinstone, native
platinum, etc. This awaruite, as Skey named it, is derived, according to G. H. F.
Ulrich,1 from neighboring serpentines or peridotites. The josephinite of W. H. ...
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The Ore Minerals Under the Microscope: An Optical Guide
Awaruite. (Bobrovskite,. Josephinite,. Souesite). Geologic Environment: fluviatil
placers, serpentinised peridotites, meteorites Reflection Colour: tinted grey
Internal Reflections: Reflectance [%]: Anisotropy: 64.98 isotropic Bireflectance: ...
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Mineral Resources of Southwestern Oregon
Josephinite is a mineralogic curiosity rather than an ore of economic value. It is
composed of nickel and iron and. is known only in the form of small nuggets from
the placer mines of Josephine Creek within an area of peridotite and serpentine,
...
Joseph Silas Diller, 1914
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JOSEPHINITE»
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In a Grain, a Glimpse of the Cosmos
It reminded Hollister of something from Oregon called josephinite. He told Steinhardt that such rocks typically form deep underground at the ... «Quanta Magazine, Sep 14»
Quasicrystal Meteorite Exposes Novel Processes in Early Solar …
It reminded Hollister of something from Oregon called josephinite. He told Steinhardt that such rocks typically form deep underground at the ... «Scientific American, Jun 14»
Senate votes to designate oregonite, josephinite as official twin …
josephinite awaruite.jpg View full sizeJosephinite is also known as awaruite outside of Oregon. The Oregon Legislature is considering ... «OregonLive.com, Apr 13»
