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To: Michael J. Wendell who wrote (630)	2/16/1998 11:30:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 672

I just posted this link at The Western Mining Association Thread and if you see at the bottom of the diagram..TIN ( A Type of that is:Cassiterite @ bottom of Fig 19 )is used as a collector: THE TAILINGS RECOVERY PATENT PART AUTOCON CONCENTRATES FROM OLD WASTE TAILINGS or in others cases..from Crushed and Slurried OTHER Sands and Dirts: patents.ibm.com Chuca P.S.- Why are you all talking tin, now. It must be some newtech thing! P.P.S.- Field Guide says of Cassiterite -Only Important ore of tin & small red brown masses of "wood-tin" found attached to RHYOLITE are very different from other tin varieties, but once seen are easily recognizable. So, Mike, what had you said prior, here -about Rhyolites...bring us up...I can't remember your postings! TIA