The Canadian Mineral Industry 1954
--1 Canada The Canadian 1Mineral Industry 1954 Reviews by the Staff of the Mines Branch Department of Mines and I Technical Surveys, Ottawa No. 857 Price One Dollar 1400-1956 CONTENTS Page Introduction (v) ME TALLICS Aluminum Graves, H. A. 1 Antimony Neelands , R. E. 5 Arsenic (Arsenious Oxide) Janes, T. H. 8 Bismuth Neelands , R. E. 9 Cadmium Neelands , R. E. 11 Calcium Graves, H. A. 14 Chromite Jones, R. J. 15 Cobalt Jones, R. J. 20 Copper Neelands , R. E . 26 Gold Graves, H. A. 35 Iron Ore Buck, W. K. 40 Lead Neelands , R. E. 49 Magnesium . Graves, H. A. 55 Manganese Jones, R. J. 57 Mercury Dick, W. 62 Molybdenum Jones, R. J. 63 Nickel McClelland, W. R. 68 Platinum Metals Graves, H. A. 72 Selenium Neelands , R. E. 74 Silver Graves, H. A. 77 Tellurium Neelands , R. E. 82 Tin McClelland, W. R. 83 Titanium Buck, W. K. 86 Tungsten Jones, R. J. 95 Uranium Lang, A. H. * 99 Zinc Neelands , R. E. 104 INDUSTRIAL MINERALS Abrasives (Natural)** Janes , T . H. 113 Aggregates , lighweight Wilson, H. S. 117 Asbestos Woodrooffe , H. M. 121 Barite Haw, , V A . 126 Bentonite Janes , T. H. 131 Brucite (see Magnesite) Cement Simpson, LA. 133 Clays and Clay Products Phillips , J. G. 136 Diatomite Janes , T. H. 140 Feldspar Bruce, C .G . 143 Fluorspar Carr, , G. F. 145 * Geological Survey of Canada ** Conmdum, emery, garnet, grindstones, pumice, and grinding pebbles. CONTENTS - concluded Page Granite Carr, G. F. 148 Graphite Bruce, C. G. 154 Gypsum and Anhydrite Collings , R. K. 157 Iron Oxides Janes, T.
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