Minerals yearbook 1932-33
Source:
Kiessling, O. E.
Minerals yearbook 1932-33
Year 1931-32
United States Government Printing Office, 1933
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Contents
[Title page] Minerals yearbook 1932-33, pp. [I]-[II]
Foreword, Turner, Scott pp. III-IV
Contents, pp. V-VIII
Introduction, Kiessling, O. E. pp. IX-XIII ff.
The status of the mineral industries, Turner, Scott pp. 1-6
Statistical summary of mineral production, Clark, M. B.; Shuey, E. T. pp. 7-[10]
Gold and silver, Henderson, Chas. W. pp. 11-26
Copper, Julihn, C.E.; Meyer, H. M. pp. 27-52
Lead, Wright, C. W.; Meyer, H. M. pp. 53-66
Zinc, Pehrson, E. W. pp. 67-86
Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts, Pehrson, E. W.; Meyer, H. M. pp. 87-[100]
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Washington, Gerry, C. N.; Luff, Paul pp. 101-[120]
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in California, Nevada, and Oregon, Heikes, V.C. pp. 121-136
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, South Dakota, and Wyoming, Henderson, Chas. W. pp. 137-144
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in the eastern and central states, Dunlop, J. P.; Meyer, H. M. pp. 145-[164]
Secondary metals , Dunlop, J. P. pp. 165-176
Iron ore, pig iron, ferro-alloys, and steel, Kiessling, O. E.; Davis, H. W. pp. 177-206
Bauxite and aluminum, Julihn, C.E. pp. 207-224
Mercury, Jackson, Charles F.; Meyer, H. M. pp. 225-[242]
Manganese and manganiferous ores, Ridgway, R. H. pp. 243-258
Molybdenum, Hess, Frank L. pp. 259-[270]
Tungsten , Hess, Frank L. pp. 271-[280]
Tin, Merrill, Charles White pp. 281-[298]
Chromite, Smith, L.A. pp. 299-[310]
Antimony, Shore, F.M. pp. 311-318
Arsenic , Tyler, Paul M.; Gerry, C. N. pp. 319-326
Radium, uranium, and vanadium, Hess, Frank L. pp. 327-[336]
Platinum and allied metals, Davis, C. W.; Davis, H. W. pp. 337-[346]
Minor metals, Tyler, Paul M.; Petar, A. V. pp. 347-[368]
Nickel , Merrill, Charles White pp. 369-[376]
Ore concentration, Miller, T. H. pp. 377-380
Coal, Tryon, F. G.; Rogers, H. O. pp. 381-418
Coke and byproducts, Berquist, F. E.; Bennit, H. L. pp. 419-432
Recent developments in coal utilization, Fieldner, A. C. pp. 433-450
Fuel briquets , Young, W. H.; Corse, J. M. pp. 451-458
Crude petroleum and petroleum products, Hopkins, G. R. pp. 459-[496]
Technical developments in petroleum and natural-gas production, Fowler, H. C. pp. 497-[510]
Petroleum-refinery technology, Kraemer, A. J. pp. 511-[516]
Natural gas, Swanson, E. B. pp. 517-[534]
Natural gasoline, Shea, G.B. pp. 535-544
Carbon black, Hopkins, G. R.; Backus H. pp. 545-554
Asphalt and related bitumens, Redfield, A. H. pp. 555-564
Cement, Hughes, H. H.; Bagley, B. W. pp. 565-[576]
Dimension stone, Bowles, Oliver; Coons, A. T. pp. 577-[594]
Crushed and broken stone, Thoenen, J. R. pp. 595-[602]
Sand and gravel, Hughes, H. H.; Phillips, E. R. pp. 603-[616]
Gypsum, Santmyers, R. M. pp. 617-628
Lime, Hatmaker, Paul; Coons, A. T. pp. 629-[638]
Clay , Kudlich, R. H.; Herlihy, K. V. pp. 639-[646]
Abrasive materials, Hatmaker, Paul; Davis, A. E. pp. 647-[668]
Sulphur and pyrites, Ridgway, R. H.; Mitchell, A. W. pp. 669-686
Salt, bromine, calcium chloride, and iodine, Coons, A. T. pp. 687-700
Phosphate rock, Johnson, Bertrand L. pp. 701-[708]
Fuller's earth, Adams, W. W.; Galiher, C. pp. 709-714
Talc and ground soapstone, Emery, Alden H.; Stoddard, B. H. pp. 715-722
Fluorspar and cryolite, Davis, H. W. pp. 723-734
Feldspar, Rogers, H. O.; Galiher, C. pp. 735-[744]
Asbestos, Bowles, Oliver; Stoddard, B. H. pp. 745-752
Barite and barium products, Santmyers, R. M.; Stoddard, B. pp. 753-[762]
Potash, Hedges, J. H. pp. 763-[776]
Magnesium and its compounds, Partridge, E. P.; Davis, A. E. pp. 777-786
Mica, Horton, F. W.; Stoddard, B. H. pp. 787-794
Natural sodium compounds and boron minerals, Coons, A. T. pp. 795-798
Precious and semiprecious stones (gem minerals), von Bernewitz, M.W. pp. 799-[808]
Safety in mining in 1932, Harrington, D. pp. 809-819 ff.
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