Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 56Vols. 1- include Report of the Geological Survey, 1867- ; v. 32- include Review of the mineral production of India, 1898/1903- ; v. 75 consists of Professional papers, no. 1-16; v. 76 consists of Bulletins of economic minerals. |
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Left headquarters on the 14th May 1923 to inspect the mica deposits in the South Kanara district ( Madras Presidency ) , and returned to headquarters on the 1st July 1923. Attached to the Central Provinces Party for the inspection of ...
Left headquarters on the 14th May 1923 to inspect the mica deposits in the South Kanara district ( Madras Presidency ) , and returned to headquarters on the 1st July 1923. Attached to the Central Provinces Party for the inspection of ...
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The collection of minerals of economic importance includes abrasive minerals , ( corundum and garnet ) , asbestos , barytes , borax , calcium salts , coal , graphite , magnesium compounds , mica , monazite , ochres - oil , shale ...
The collection of minerals of economic importance includes abrasive minerals , ( corundum and garnet ) , asbestos , barytes , borax , calcium salts , coal , graphite , magnesium compounds , mica , monazite , ochres - oil , shale ...
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Many specimens of light and dark coloured phlogopite mica from Travancore . Presented by Messrs . Hopkin and Williams , Ltd. , Colachel . 29. A very large collection of the various sizes and grades of prepared Nellore Muscovite mica .
Many specimens of light and dark coloured phlogopite mica from Travancore . Presented by Messrs . Hopkin and Williams , Ltd. , Colachel . 29. A very large collection of the various sizes and grades of prepared Nellore Muscovite mica .
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The bed is a graphitic or carbonaceous mica - schist , dipping north - west into the hill at 75 ° -85 ° , with a maximum thickness of 10 feet including 1 feet of grey quartzite in the middle . This maximum is near the south - western ...
The bed is a graphitic or carbonaceous mica - schist , dipping north - west into the hill at 75 ° -85 ° , with a maximum thickness of 10 feet including 1 feet of grey quartzite in the middle . This maximum is near the south - western ...
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It is derived from a quartz vein , probably a segregation in the coarse magnetite - bearing granite which characterises that locality . Mica . In October , 1922 , Mr. G. V. 30 Records of the Geological Survey of India . [ VOL . LVI .
It is derived from a quartz vein , probably a segregation in the coarse magnetite - bearing granite which characterises that locality . Mica . In October , 1922 , Mr. G. V. 30 Records of the Geological Survey of India . [ VOL . LVI .
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| Title | Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 56 Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India |
| Author | Geological Survey of India |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1926 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2016 |
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