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Selection criteria for national mineral resources development institution
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Selection criteria for national mineral resources development institution
Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ order-disorder in orthopyroxene and Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ distribution between coexisting minerals
Reflectance of rocks and minerals to visible and ultraviolet radiation
Earth Orbiter test site programs in relation to US mineral needs
Ultraviolet reflectance measurements of rocks and minerals from 2000 A to 3000 A
Optical studies of deformational structures of minerals from meteorite craters and cryptoexplosion structures
Minerals radiative thermal conductivity at high temperatures from IR measurement of absorption coefficient and refractive index
Amino acids asymmetric polymerization on clay minerals, discussing aspartic acid and kaolinite experiments
Apollo 11 magnesium-rich opaque oxide armalcolite mineral from Tranquility Base noting relation to pseudobrookite series
Opaque minerals in Apollo 11 lunar igneous and fragmental rocks, using reflecting microscope and electron microprobe
Apollo 11 lunar rock fluorapatite and trace minerals, examining pressure and oxidizing conditions of formation, grain and crystallization
Apollo 11 lunar rock lavas and breccias, examining opaque minerals and olivine by reflection microscopy, electron probe and optical absorption measurements
Apollo 11 lunar igneous rocks minerals and glassy phases characteristics, using electron probe microanalysis
Mineral chemistry of Apollo 11 igneous rocks, soil and breccia samples, comparing with meteorites
Oxygen isotope fractionation and formation temperature of minerals from Apollo 11 rocks, including plagioclase-clinopyroxene-magnetite concordancy diagram
Apollo 11 lunar rocks and minerals oxygen 18- oxygen 16 ratios
Hydrous Cu-Ca silicate mineral /kinoite/ from Arizona occurring as single crystals and veinlets
Very high vacuum terrestrial mineral beneficiation methods transferred to vacuum ambient of lunar surface