Nanoscale Automated Quantitative Mineralogy: A 200-nm Quantitative Mineralogy Assessment of Fault Gouge Using Mineralogic

Quantitative Mineralogy of South Pole - Aitken Basin

A way forward in process mineralogy – using automated mineralogy for modelling and simulating beneficiation processes

Majority of the process mineralogical studies can be described as optimization problems where conditions for the best economic and most resource efficient processing are sought. For solving such a problem the raw process mineralogical data is not enough; optimal solution can be found only through modelling and simulation. Automated mineralogy provides accurate and detailed information on proces...

Modal Mineralogy of Cv3 Chondrites by Psd-xrd: Mineralogic Insights into a Complex Evolutionary History

COMPLEX EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY. K. T. Howard, G. K. Benedix, P. A. Bland and G. Cressey. Impacts and Astromaterials Research Centre (IARC), The Natural History Museum, Mineralogy Department, London, SW7 5BD, United Kingdom. IARC, Dept. of Earth Sci. & Eng., Imperial College, London, SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom. 3 The Natural History Museum, Mineralogy Department, London, SW7 5BD, United Kingdom. E-ma...

Optical Mineralogy

II. Polarizing light microscope and geological samples III. Refractive index and its measurement IV. Optical classes-indicatrix theory V. Relationship of optical properties to crystal chemistry VI. Advanced methods in optical mineralogy GLOSSARY anisotropic mineral: A mineral with more than one principal refractive index. birefringence: The mathematical difference between the largest and smalle...

Mineralogy of Asbestos Minerals

Over the past fifty years the mineralogy and crystal chemistry of the materials called asbestos have been refined leading to better identification through new and more sensitive techniques. The health aspects of the exposure to fibrous inorganic species are also equally well determined from the anatomical to the biochemical levels. Integrating the efforts of many researchers from a diversity of...