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1. Greenhouse Gas Inventory in Thailand

   In 1992, in preparation for the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, Thailand’s first inventory of greenhouse gas emissions was...

   Pojanee Khummongkol, Pimpan Jermsawatdipong, ... Sameer Shrestha in Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories

   Chapter 1996
   

2. Economic Considerations of the Oil Shale and Related Conversion Processes

   Economical criteria for the evaluation of oil shales depends on the process of utilisation. For combustion the economic grade oil shale is defined as...

   E. Ekinci in Composition, Geochemistry and Conversion of Oil Shales

   Chapter 1995
   

3. Resources from the Ocean Floor

   The ocean floor contains energy sources (petroleum and gas) and raw materials (sand and gravel, phosphorite, corals and other biogenic carbonates,...

   Eugen Seibold, Wolfgang H. Berger in The Sea Floor

   Chapter 1993
   

4. Experimental measurement of surface temperatures during flame-jet induced thermal spallation

   Thermal spallation is a method whereby the surface of a rock is rapidly heated causing small (100–1000 μm) flakes or spalls, to form. When applied to...

   M. A. Wilkinson, J. W. Tester in Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering

   Article 01 January 1993

5. Economic grou** of minerals according to elements

   Lithium (Li) does not occur in a free state in nature, nor are its compounds very abundant as minerals. The characteristic mode of occurrence of...

   C. D. Gribble in Rutley’s Elements of Mineralogy

   Chapter 1988
   

6. General report

   Hobeda Peet in Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology - Bulletin de l'Association Internationale de Géologie de l'Ingénieur

   Article 01 December 1984

7. Bauxite, Alumina and Aluminium

   The main ore for the production of aluminium metal is bauxite which is refined to produce an oxide, alumina, which in turn is smelted to produce...

   in Mineral Processing in Develo** Countries

   Chapter 1984
   

8. Hydraulic Lime from Marienstein (Bavaria)

   The Marienstein lime plant is situated just at the northern borderline of the Alps mountains, quarrying raw material for lime burning from beds of...

   V. Rudert in Mineral Deposits of the Alps and of the Alpine Epoch in Europe

   Conference paper 1983
   

9. Bulk Densities of Selected Dried Natural and Fired Kaolin Clays

   Bulk (lump) densities of 31 kaolins were measured on the clay in the natural or raw state after drying at 100°C and after firing to 1510°C (2700°F)....

   David Baumann, W. D. Keller in Clays and Clay Minerals

   Article 01 December 1975

10. Hydrothermal origin of metals in some East African Rift Lakes

    The chemical composition of all Western Rift valley lakes is controlled by emanations of saline and metalliferous hydrothermal solutions. Center of...

    Egon T. Degens, George Kulbicki in Mineralium Deposita

    Article 01 December 1973

11. Physical-Chemical Properties and Engineering Performance of Clays

    Fabric (texture and structure) and minpralogic composition determine the response of clays and shales to events occurrins during construction and...

    Richard C. Mielenz, Myrle E. King in Clays and Clay Minerals

    Article 01 February 1952

12. Clay Technology in Ceramics

    Clays are used in the ceramics industries largely because of their contribution to the moulding and drying properties of the wares being produced;...

    Edward C. Henry in Clays and Clay Minerals

    Article 01 February 1952

13. Iron, Cobalt, Nickel

    Iron (Fe) is, next to aluminium, the most widely distributed and abundant metal, constituting about 4–6 per cent of the earth’s crust. It is found...

    H. H. Read in Rutley’s Elements of Mineralogy

    Chapter 1970