Microchemlcal analysis is one of the many methods used in the chemical examination of minerals. This method requires a petrographic microscope and also a knowledge of optical mineralogy. Since the microchemlcal method requires only a small sample, it is preferable to other methods in determinative mineralogy. The purpose of this paper is to present a description of the characteristic reactions and of the optical properties of the resultant crystalline precipitates of certain common elements. The optical constants are worked out in detail, in so far as the technique used permits. It will be noted that a number of these are not in complete agreement with those given in authoritative tables. An attempt has been made to interpret the interferen...
A comparison is made of optical, electron, and x-ray microscopes, and the electron probe x-ray micro...
1 ABSTRACT Surprisingly, applied mineralogy plays an important role in the forensic science field. I...
With gradual depletion of high-grade ores, the future need for metals has to be met by exploiting lo...
Microchem1cal analysis 1s one of the many methode used in the chemical examonat1on of minerale. This...
The value of the study of chemical reactions under the microscope and the recognition of precipitate...
The use of microchemical methods is spreading rapidly, both for the qualitative and quantitative det...
The optical determination of small mineral grains may be very difficult, namely if they have similar...
During the search for hard-rock ore deposits, and when such deposits are being evaluated and exploit...
SUMMARY. The history of the chemical analysis of minerals is shortly reviewed. Following rapid devel...
Quantitative techniques have become increasingly important in recent years in the study of ore miner...
The application of mineralogical techniques to the study of pyrometallurgical products can provide i...
Knowledge of the grade of valuable elements and its variation is not sufficient for geometallurgy. M...
Among several possible methods to obtain optical constants of non-transparent minerals, the micropho...
A micro-analytical method for the estimation of ferrous and ferric iron in the same sample of minera...
A method of mounting fine particulate samples of opaque ore minerals as small as 5 milligrams for qu...
A comparison is made of optical, electron, and x-ray microscopes, and the electron probe x-ray micro...
1 ABSTRACT Surprisingly, applied mineralogy plays an important role in the forensic science field. I...
With gradual depletion of high-grade ores, the future need for metals has to be met by exploiting lo...
Microchem1cal analysis 1s one of the many methode used in the chemical examonat1on of minerale. This...
The value of the study of chemical reactions under the microscope and the recognition of precipitate...
The use of microchemical methods is spreading rapidly, both for the qualitative and quantitative det...
The optical determination of small mineral grains may be very difficult, namely if they have similar...
During the search for hard-rock ore deposits, and when such deposits are being evaluated and exploit...
SUMMARY. The history of the chemical analysis of minerals is shortly reviewed. Following rapid devel...
Quantitative techniques have become increasingly important in recent years in the study of ore miner...
The application of mineralogical techniques to the study of pyrometallurgical products can provide i...
Knowledge of the grade of valuable elements and its variation is not sufficient for geometallurgy. M...
Among several possible methods to obtain optical constants of non-transparent minerals, the micropho...
A micro-analytical method for the estimation of ferrous and ferric iron in the same sample of minera...
A method of mounting fine particulate samples of opaque ore minerals as small as 5 milligrams for qu...
A comparison is made of optical, electron, and x-ray microscopes, and the electron probe x-ray micro...
1 ABSTRACT Surprisingly, applied mineralogy plays an important role in the forensic science field. I...
With gradual depletion of high-grade ores, the future need for metals has to be met by exploiting lo...