Tennessee Phosphate Practice (985abe45-e5e0-4bf7-8091-d5c7682b9006)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
James Barr
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Jan 9, 1914

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Geology and Mineralogy1 TENNESSEE phosphates are commercially divided into three varieties: Brown, blue and white. The first two only are now of commercial importance. The white phosphates of Perry county are not being mined at present owing to their pockety occurrence. The white phosphate is Fig. I.-DEPOSITS OF 75 PER CENT. BROWN PLATE ROCK UNDERLAIN BY SAND. the highest grade of the three varieties, running often more than 90 per cent. tricalcium phosphate. The brown rock is found in three varieties, grading from the dense almost vitreous gray rock, 76 to 82 per cent. tricalcium phosphate, down
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APA: James Barr  (1914)  Tennessee Phosphate Practice (985abe45-e5e0-4bf7-8091-d5c7682b9006)

MLA: James Barr Tennessee Phosphate Practice (985abe45-e5e0-4bf7-8091-d5c7682b9006). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1914.

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