Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on the Economic Geology (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Branner, John Casper

 
9781334425288: Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on the Economic Geology (Classic Reprint)

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This syllabus is intended for the use of students both while in college and afterwards. The outlines given can be expanded by notes taken from the lectures, from reading, and from observation, and written out on the opposite pages left blank for that purpose. One of the most important things a student of economic geology needs to learn is where to find and how to use information that has been published. I have, therefore, endeavored to give references: first, to the works on the general subject of economic geology; second, to periodicals in which articles are to be looked for upon various economic subjects; third, to papers and reports upon special subjects. The general works and periodicals are listed on pages IV and VI, and the references to special topics are given as footnotes in the body of the syllabus under each topic. The list of references is not complete in any case, but it is usually sufficient to put the student in the way of finding other titles. By posting titles in the syllabus as the articles appear the student can add greatly to its usefulness, and in this way keep his own copy up to date. More space is given to the economic geology of the United States than to that of foreign countries. Some of the subjects are necessarily but briefly treated. For the sake of uniformity, the tons mentioned in this syllabus have all been reduced to short tons of 2,000 pounds. The compositions of minerals, unless otherwise stated, are the icoretic ones, and are taken from Dana s System of Mineralogy. The charts showing the production, imports, and prices, were made chiefly from the data of the United States Geological Survey. Space has been left on the right side of these diagrams so that the lines can be continued for several years. A few blank pages are left at the back of the book for the addition of notes and memoranda on special subjects not treated in t
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