Call Number (LC) Title Results
I 28.3:363 Gold mining and milling in the United States and Canada: current practices and costs 1
I 28.3:368 Static electricity in nature and industry 1
I 28.3:369 Explosion tests of Pittsburgh coal dust in the experimental mine, 1925 to 1932, inclusive 1
I 28.3:370 Iron oxide mineral pigments of the United States 1
I 28.3:371 Contributions to the data on theoretical metallurgy : II. High-temperature specific-heat equations for inorganic substances 1
I 28.3:372 Accounting system and office-management procedure for medium-size metal mines 1
I 28.3:381 Lead and zinc mining and milling in the United States: current practices and costs 1
I 28.3:385 Engineering factors in the ventilation of metal mines 1
I 28.3:389 Laboratory studies of the inflammability of coal dusts : effects of fineness of coal and inert dusts on the inflammability of coal dusts 1
I 28.3:390 Stopping methods and costs 1
I 28.3:391 Microscopic structure and concerntratability of the important iron ores of the United States 1
I 28.3:392 Concentration of copper ores in North America 1
I 28.3:393 Contributions to the data on theoretical metallurgy : V. Heats of fusion of inorganic substances 1
I 28.3:395 Occurrence, properties, and preparation of limestone and chalk for whiting 1
I 28.3:400 Review of literature on effects of breathing dusts with special reference to silicosis 1
I 28.3:402 Crushing and grinding 1
I 28.3:403 Asbestos 1
I 28.3:405 Copper mining in North America 1
I 28.3:411 Carbonizing properties of West Virginia coals and blends of coals from the Alma, Cedar Grove, Dorothy Powellton A, Eagle, Pocahontas and Beckley beds 1
I 28.3:413 Mineral industries survey of the United States - California : Calaveras County, Mother Lode District (South) ; mines of the Southern Mother Lode Region, part 1 - Calaveras County 1