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Table of Contents

Table of Contents26

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentsp. 3
ILLUSTRATIONSp. 4
INTRODUCTIONpp. 5-12
THE COMMON ELEMENTS, MINERALS, AND ROCKS OF THE EARTH AND THEIR ORIGINSpp. 13-24
SOME SALIENT FEATURES OF THE GEOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF MINERAL DEPOSITSpp. 25-48
MINERAL RESOURCES—SOME GENERAL QUANTITATIVE CONSIDERATIONSpp. 49-55
WATER AS A MINERAL RESOURCEpp. 56-64
THE COMMON ROCKS AND SOILS AS MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 65-76
THE FERTILIZER GROUP OF MINERALSpp. 77-88
THE ENERGY RESOURCES—COAL, OIL, GAS (AND ASPHALT)pp. 89-128
MINERALS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF IRON AND STEEL (THE FERRO-ALLOY GROUP)pp. 129-167
COPPER, LEAD, AND ZINC MINERALSpp. 168-188
GOLD, SILVER, AND PLATINUM MINERALSpp. 189-201
MISCELLANEOUS METALLIC MINERALSpp. 202-220
MISCELLANEOUS NON-METALLIC MINERALSpp. 221-250
EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENTpp. 251-271
VALUATION AND TAXATION OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 272-282
LAWS RELATING TO MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 283-293
CONSERVATION OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 294-314
INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 315-332
GEOLOGY AND WARpp. 333-337
GEOLOGY AND ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTIONpp. 338-342
THE TRAINING, OPPORTUNITIES, AND ETHICS OF THE ECONOMIC GEOLOGISTpp. 343-350
Notespp. 351-360
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Table of Contents26

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentsp. 3
ILLUSTRATIONSp. 4
INTRODUCTIONpp. 5-12
THE COMMON ELEMENTS, MINERALS, AND ROCKS OF THE EARTH AND THEIR ORIGINSpp. 13-24
SOME SALIENT FEATURES OF THE GEOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF MINERAL DEPOSITSpp. 25-48
MINERAL RESOURCES—SOME GENERAL QUANTITATIVE CONSIDERATIONSpp. 49-55
WATER AS A MINERAL RESOURCEpp. 56-64
THE COMMON ROCKS AND SOILS AS MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 65-76
THE FERTILIZER GROUP OF MINERALSpp. 77-88
THE ENERGY RESOURCES—COAL, OIL, GAS (AND ASPHALT)pp. 89-128
MINERALS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF IRON AND STEEL (THE FERRO-ALLOY GROUP)pp. 129-167
COPPER, LEAD, AND ZINC MINERALSpp. 168-188
GOLD, SILVER, AND PLATINUM MINERALSpp. 189-201
MISCELLANEOUS METALLIC MINERALSpp. 202-220
MISCELLANEOUS NON-METALLIC MINERALSpp. 221-250
EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENTpp. 251-271
VALUATION AND TAXATION OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 272-282
LAWS RELATING TO MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 283-293
CONSERVATION OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 294-314
INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MINERAL RESOURCESpp. 315-332
GEOLOGY AND WARpp. 333-337
GEOLOGY AND ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTIONpp. 338-342
THE TRAINING, OPPORTUNITIES, AND ETHICS OF THE ECONOMIC GEOLOGISTpp. 343-350
Notespp. 351-360
Back cover

MINERAL RESOURCES—SOME GENERAL QUANTITATIVE CONSIDERATIONS

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