Thanks Steve, there is a reason that that old books should be kept, these books discuss in detail the probable locality and formation of minerals and their locality. I have a decent meter shelf space of books dating before 1951 together with 3 meters of the old AIMM Sydney Library, bound and another 4 meters of the old CSIRO library of offsets and individual publications,
halite is becoming a minerals as i am encountering more and more in micros
"Saliferous & Gypseous": adj. Salty and feral. ;)
Yes old books are very good. Nice info. Thanks.
Thanks Steve, there is a reason that that old books should be kept, these books discuss in detail the probable locality and formation of minerals and their locality. I have a decent meter shelf space of books dating before 1951 together with 3 meters of the old AIMM Sydney Library, bound and another 4 meters of the old CSIRO library of offsets and individual publications,
halite is becoming a minerals as i am encountering more and more in micros
Thanks Steve, nice back-story on Krause, plus a very useful explanation of halite and sea-water precipitation. :-)