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Dr . S. V. P. Iyengar notes that the glass sands at Panijia ( 22 ° 3 ' : 86 ° 41 ' ) are derived from friable boulders and lumps of quartzites ... Washing and even treatment with hydrochloric acid does not very much improve the sand .
Dr . S. V. P. Iyengar notes that the glass sands at Panijia ( 22 ° 3 ' : 86 ° 41 ' ) are derived from friable boulders and lumps of quartzites ... Washing and even treatment with hydrochloric acid does not very much improve the sand .
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Mr . M. N. Deekshitulu reports that samples of heavy mineral sands collected from the Wheeler Islands , between latitudes 20 ° 44 ' and ... The heavy minerals which occur in thin lenticles in the beach sand may amount to 10,000 tons .
Mr . M. N. Deekshitulu reports that samples of heavy mineral sands collected from the Wheeler Islands , between latitudes 20 ° 44 ' and ... The heavy minerals which occur in thin lenticles in the beach sand may amount to 10,000 tons .
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The amount of coarse aggregate and sand required for the construction of the dam is estimated to be 37 million cubic feet and 20 million cubic feet respectively . In the absence of natural aggregates Mr. Misra is of the opinion that ...
The amount of coarse aggregate and sand required for the construction of the dam is estimated to be 37 million cubic feet and 20 million cubic feet respectively . In the absence of natural aggregates Mr. Misra is of the opinion that ...
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| Title | Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 85, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | Geological Survey of India |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1954 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 29 Jun 2018 |
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