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Minerals in Afghanistan : The Aynak Copper Deposit [PDF]
The area around Aynak, 30 km south-south-east of Kabul in south-east Afghanistan, has been the focus of copper working since ancient times. Numerous old excavations and pits, as well as remains of smelting furnaces, have been discovered at Aynak and ...
Benham, Antony John, Coats, Stan
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Hygrophilit, ein neues Mineral in der PinitāGruppe [PDF]
H. Laspeyres
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The Physiological Action of certain Mineral Waters and Baths on the Blood, and on the excretion of Urea and Uric Acid: with a note on the Quantitative Relationship between Uric Acid and Leucocytes [PDF]
William Bain, W. Edgecombe
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Shallow seismic surveys can play an important role in sustainable urban planning as well as monitoring of geological changes, contributing to climate resilience and the sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems.
Monther R. Alfuraidan+3 more
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Minerals in Afghanistan : the potential for copper [PDF]
There are around 300 documented copper deposits, occurrences and showings in Afghanistan as shown in Figure 1. A variety of styles of copper mineralisation occur in rocks ranging in age from Proterozoic to Neogene.
Benham, Antony John, Coats, Stan
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Geochemical prospecting with heavy-mineral concentrates used to locate a tungsten deposit [PDF]
P.K. Theobald, Charles E. Thompson
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From Spectra to Geography: Intelligent Mapping of RRUFF Mineral Data [PDF]
Accurately determining the geographic origin of mineral samples is pivotal for applications in geology, mineralogy, and material science. Leveraging the comprehensive Raman spectral data from the RRUFF database, this study introduces a novel machine learning framework aimed at geolocating mineral specimens at the country level.
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LXVII. Remarks tending to facilitate the analysis of spring and mineral waters [PDF]
John A. Dalton
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The presence of two-phase fluid inclusions in thin secondary mineral crusts at the potential Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository has raised questions regarding the origin, timing, and temperature of past fluid flow through the repository horizon. The
Bodnar, Robert+2 more
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