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Gold/Mining/Energy
Geology, mining and assorted terminology thread

An SI Board Since October 1996

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Emcee: M.E.	Type: Unmoderated

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35	Eric/conversion ppb means parts per billion, therefore 1 gram in 1,000,000,000	John Stopforth	-	10/19/1996
34	While we are on the subject of reserves,etc. does anyone know how to convert &q	I_C_Deadpeople	-	10/18/1996
33	michelle ,i'm mystified how a company can come up with an estimated 7mil	stak	-	10/18/1996
32	Utilizing classification criteria from the US Bureau of Mine circular 83	stak	-	10/18/1996
31	Including the very low grade zone, 4a, the composite true width is 197.3m at	stak	-	10/18/1996
30	michelle here's one for you to try. conquistador CQL,vse Canada Stock	stak	-	10/18/1996
29	Thank you, Michelle, I think I need to get a geology book or mining book. I w	Dav!d	-	10/16/1996
28	Bear in mind that the ocean floors are predominantly sima, i.e. silica/manganes	Lee Bush	-	10/16/1996
27	Thanks for the link Bruce. I checked it out and it looks like a great list. I	Sean Bork	-	10/16/1996
26	I ascept your challenge!! Ok... Silica-sericite/clay => sericite is a type	M.E.	-	10/15/1996
25	Hello Sean And All.Here's A Page With A Good List Of Books. vianet.on.ca	Eashoa' M'sheekha	-	10/15/1996
24	Stak: As I remember, years and years ago, there has a super secret ship in the	Gary E. Johnson	-	10/15/1996
23	oooooohhhhhh Michelle, I just love it when you talk Geology. Are you married?	Sean Bork	-	10/15/1996
22	Regarding previous post here is the last release from LTS. PS sorry for getti	John Fairchild	-	10/14/1996
21	Stak, this is beginning to sound real interesting. An aluminum/scandium alloy	John Fairchild	-	10/14/1996
20	Stay sceptical, Stak. Those astronomical prices depend on a low supply. Unless	Francoise Kartha	-	10/14/1996
19	thanks for the generous info. wow how come i don't remember scandium from	stak	-	10/14/1996
18	Who wants a challenge???? This is the latest press release from Paramount Vent	Dav!d	-	10/14/1996
17	Here are a few addresses for information on scandium, Stak odin.chemistry.uakr	Francoise Kartha	-	10/13/1996
16	Michelle, Thank you very much. This company, Pacific Wildcat is very tight li	Dav!d	-	10/13/1996
15	bruce i wouldn't give the mining under water a 2nd thought but, ph	stak	-	10/13/1996
14	He's probably right! Consider this -- oil rush in the US during the 50'	M.E.	-	10/13/1996
13	Fair Enough Question Stak...But Consider This.... The costs of such a ventur	Eashoa' M'sheekha	-	10/13/1996
12	Hi, Stak. There is no such thing as a stupid question... The Indonesian thing	M.E.	-	10/13/1996
11	SKARN A skarn is a type of metamorphic rock (geologists would be better at dis	M.E.	-	10/13/1996

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