Titlebook: Gold; History and Genesis Robert W. Boyle Book 1987 Van Nostrand Reinhold 1987 economic geology.geology.mining.reef

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09151-5, especially the problems of fineness (Au/Ag ratio) of gold and the chemistry of wall rock alteration in auriferous deposits. The interested reader can refer to Boyle (1979) for summaries of worldwide investigations on these subjects.

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,Gold Deposits—Special Topics,, especially the problems of fineness (Au/Ag ratio) of gold and the chemistry of wall rock alteration in auriferous deposits. The interested reader can refer to Boyle (1979) for summaries of worldwide investigations on these subjects.

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Indigence

dragon

,Gold During the Pre-Classical (Primitive) Period (5000 B.C.–600 B.C.),symbol of wealth and social rank (the royal metal). Homer (c. 1000 .), in the ., the epic poems of ancient Greece, mentions gold repeatedly both as a sign of wealth among mortals and as a symbol of splendor among the immortals.

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Gold During the Transition to Modern Scientific Views,ine of monarchial absolutism in Europe, the emergence of parliamentary monarchy in England, the Seven Years War (which removed French dominion from America 1759), the American Revolution (1775–1783), the French Revolution (1789–1795), and the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte (1815).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5705-7tury by the jet engine and atomic power, all combining to create the vast industrial enterprises and communication and transportation systems familiar to everyone today. In this development geology, especially coal, ore, and petroleum geology, has played an indispensable role.

collagenase

or granitic rocks, the transformist theory, reactivated this controversial subject. Early ideas on high-temperature transformation of rocks (granitization) can be seen in the works of Ami Boué (1794–1881), J. Fournet (1801–1869), and H. Sainte-Claire Deville (1816–1881).

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