Desert Dirts, Gold & Platinum, the emperors new clothes

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Gold/Mining/Energy
Desert Dirts, Gold & Platinum, the emperors new clothes

An SI Board Since February 1997

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans
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Emcee: Tim Hall	Type: Unmoderated

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1213	Diavik approaches feasibility. Rio Tinto 60%. This week's <i>Northern	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1212	The high pressure gems are indeed fine. Better than commercial mined gems but m	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1211	I believe they use rottweilers trained to sniff out gold trichloride. The COC p	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1210	The usually use a solid carbon source. Peanut butter has been used. I prefer cr	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1209	Eric, the sulfur will boil and roil the samples assuring thorough contact. Bil	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1208	What not acetylene, I thought the cutting wit of your plames was powered by ace	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1207	"What exactly does >chain of custody surveillance< mean?" The d	Bob Jagow	-	11/15/1997
1206	I had hoped EC would explain it to you, Bill. My excess gas is rather impure m	Bob Jagow	-	11/15/1997
1205	Well my understanding is that they exposed it because the geologist could see t	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1204	Tim, I assumed it was the Batemen, however that might be what IPM wants us to t	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1203	Out of respect to some of my friends over on IPM, I will ask you a question ove	Tim Hall	-	11/15/1997
1202	Bill, you missed my point, look up the physical properties of acetylene, especi	Richard Mazzarella	-	11/15/1997
1201	Richard; There are two carbons together with a triple bond, and this might inte	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1200	Bill, maybe we can get Chatters to use acetylene?	Richard Mazzarella	-	11/15/1997
1199	Bob, Many carbon containing gasses will work here. They are just a source of ca	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1198	Eric; A crooked assay lab is placed where you want to be to destroy the value o	Bill Jackson	-	11/15/1997
1197	I didn't follow it. That was 5 years ago. Just goes to show that you can	E. Charters	-	11/15/1997
1196	Well, EC, have to admit you are definitely sharper than Bill :)	Bob Jagow	-	11/14/1997
1195	Joe Champion, did he make sparkplugs?	E. Charters	-	11/14/1997
1194	methane will be fine.	E. Charters	-	11/14/1997
1193	Richard; I do recall UC doing some work on zone refining of silica, but it seem	Bill Jackson	-	11/14/1997
1192	Bob, I know the mm's have shorted for a long time, but I don't believe	kimberley	-	11/14/1997
1191	Bob; I suspect they want an inert gas that does not adsorb, argon is the cheape	Bill Jackson	-	11/14/1997
1190	Kim, A short squeeze results from forced covering. Re "of that 800,000	Bob Jagow	-	11/14/1997
1189	I have lots of gas, will only argon do?	Bob Jagow	-	11/14/1997

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