RI 3225 The Flotation Of Alabama Graphite Ores ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
B. W. Gandrud
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Jan 1, 1934

Abstract

The upper part of the Alabama deposits of crystalline graphite consists of an oxidized ore derived from, the underlying unoxidized ore through prolonged weathering. The degree of oxidation in different sections and at different depths within the bed is nut. uniform. The original ore is hard and blue-gray; the weathered product is soft and brown and is the only part that has been mined to any extent. Samples of both oxidized and unoxidized ores were obtained from two of the large graphite deposits of Clay County. Three additional samples of oxidized ore were obtained from different portions of a third property in the same region. In this report, ores 1 to 5 are of oxidized material and ores 6 and 7 of unoxidized.
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APA: B. W. Gandrud  (1934)  RI 3225 The Flotation Of Alabama Graphite Ores ? Introduction

MLA: B. W. Gandrud RI 3225 The Flotation Of Alabama Graphite Ores ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1934.

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