نتایج جستجو برای: ferruginous composition

تعداد نتایج: 260148  

Journal: :The American Journal of the Medical Sciences 1853

2009
Lawrence H. Tanner Mohamed A. Khalifa

The type section of the Lower Cenomanian Bahariya Formation at Gebel El-Dist (Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert), Egypt, comprises claystones, mudstones, siltstones and sandstones deposited in fluvial-deltaic coastal plain, lagoonal, estuarine and shallow marine environments. The formation is characterized by an abundance of ferruginous sandstones that locally weather to form prominent iron crusts...

Journal: :Minerals 2021

The paper studies accessory Cr-spinels from deep drill holes crossing the Nude-Poaz massif, which is a part of Monchegorsk mafic-ultramafic layered complex (2.5 Ga, Kola Peninsula, Russia). occur as two morphological types that differ in their chemical composition, i.e., first type are more aluminous, while second ferruginous and titaniferous. massif characterized by Fe-Ti trend known for intru...

2009
Eizo Nakamura Akio Makishima Kyoko Hagino Kazunori Okabe

While exposure to fibers and particles has been proposed to be associated with several different lung malignancies including mesothelioma, the mechanism for the carcinogenesis is not fully understood. Along with mineralogical observation, we have analyzed forty-four major and trace elements in extracted asbestos bodies (fibers and proteins attached to them) with coexisting fiber-free ferruginou...

1947
S. C. Pillai R. Rajagopalan V. Subrahmanyan

Incrustations and other biological growths in water mains and distribution pipes cause considerable difficulties in water engineering. The control of such obstructions in the pipes, in most cases, largely depends upon the character and composition of the water and the nature of the pipe material. A few years ago some studies were carried out at Bangalore on the tubercular incrustations in water...

2015
Marc Llirós Tamara García–Armisen François Darchambeau Cédric Morana Xavier Triadó–Margarit Özgül Inceoğlu Carles M. Borrego Steven Bouillon Pierre Servais Alberto V. Borges Jean–Pierre Descy Don E. Canfield Sean A. Crowe

Iron-rich (ferruginous) ocean chemistry prevailed throughout most of Earth's early history. Before the evolution and proliferation of oxygenic photosynthesis, biological production in the ferruginous oceans was likely driven by photoferrotrophic bacteria that oxidize ferrous iron {Fe(II)} to harness energy from sunlight, and fix inorganic carbon into biomass. Photoferrotrophs may thus have fuel...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2008
Sean A Crowe CarriAyne Jones Sergei Katsev Cédric Magen Andrew H O'Neill Arne Sturm Donald E Canfield G Douglas Haffner Alfonso Mucci Bjørn Sundby David A Fowle

Considerable discussion surrounds the potential role of anoxygenic phototrophic Fe(II)-oxidizing bacteria in both the genesis of Banded Iron Formations (BIFs) and early marine productivity. However, anoxygenic phototrophs have yet to be identified in modern environments with comparable chemistry and physical structure to the ancient Fe(II)-rich (ferruginous) oceans from which BIFs deposited. La...

Journal: :Nippon kagaku zassi 1971

2001
R F Dodson J L Levin

Our health center evaluated an individual for suspected pneumoconiosis, which had resulted from exposures in a foundry/metal reclamation facility. Appropriate consent forms were obtained for the procedures. Historically, individuals who work in foundries have been exposed to various types of dusts. The clinical findings in this case were consistent with silicosis with a suspicion of asbestos-in...

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