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020			_a9788186272008
041			_aEnglish
082			_a553 J46, 3
100			_aJensen, Mead L. _eAuthor _92938
100			_aBateman, Alan M. _eCo-Author _92939
245			_aEconomic mineral deposits
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_bBook Selection Centre, _c2013. _aHyderabad:
300			_aviii, 593p.;23cms.
500			_aEconomic Mineral Deposits: 3rd Edition Content Part I Principles 1. Mineral Economics and Exploration 2. Brief History of the Use of Minerals and the Development of Economic Geology 3. Materials of Mineral Deposits and their Formation 4. Petrology of mineral Deposits: Magmas, Solutions, and Sediments Part II Processes of Formation of Mineral Deposits 5. Magmatic Concentration 6. Sublimatin 7. Contact Metasomatism 8. Hydrothermal 9. Sedimentation 10. Bacteriogenic 11. submarine Exhalative and Volcanogenic 12. Evaporation 13. Residual and Mechanical Concentration 14. Oxidation and Super-gene Enrichment 15. Metamorphism 16. Summary of Origin of Mineral Deposits 17. Classification of Mineral Deposits Part III Metallic Mineral Deposits 18. The Precious Metals 19. The Nonferrous Metals 20. Iron and the Ferro-alloy Metals 21. Minor Metals and Related Nonmetals Part IV Nonmetallic Minerals 22. Energy and Coal 23. Petroleum Geology 24. Ceramic Materials 25. Structural and Building Materials 26. Metallurgical and Refractory Materials 27. Industrial and Manufacturing Materials 28. Chemical Minerals 29. Abrasives and Abrasion Minerals General References on Economic Geology INDEX
650			_aGeology, economic _xMines and mineral resources _92940
650			_aGeology, structural _xOre deposits _92941
942			_cBK
999			_c938 _d938