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Oil And Gas Fields Of The Southern Gulf Coastal Plains Of Texas, Phillip Francis Martyn Jan 1930

Oil And Gas Fields Of The Southern Gulf Coastal Plains Of Texas, Phillip Francis Martyn

Professional Degree Theses

"The purpose of this report is to furnish a general outline of the oil and gas fields of the Southern Gulf Coastal plain of Texas. To properly cover the subject, the report is divided into three major parts, the first part dealing with the present and past producing territory, the second part dealing with the factors influencing the producing territory and the third section relating to geology and its associated subjects covering the area as a whole"--Introduction, page 1.


Disintegration Of Ozark Plastic Fire Clay In The Drier, Elmer Francis Cirkal Jan 1930

Disintegration Of Ozark Plastic Fire Clay In The Drier, Elmer Francis Cirkal

Bachelors Theses

"During the procedure of testing Ozark Plastic Fire clay in 1928-29 a few of the test bars were unintentionally left in a laboratory drier and after some months it was found that these bars were decidedly disintegrated into a powder without any known special treatment...In order to properly investigate the cause of this phenomena it was decided to repeat the experiment under similar conditions so that no error could enter the investigation which would cause any deviation from the results previously obtained "--pages 1 -2.


The Effect Of Various Methods Of Grinding On The Physical Properties Of Unfired Dry Press Brick, Edwin Theodore Harvey Jan 1930

The Effect Of Various Methods Of Grinding On The Physical Properties Of Unfired Dry Press Brick, Edwin Theodore Harvey

Bachelors Theses

"In the manufacture of dry press brick, the final grinding of the clay is usually done in a dry pan. This is especially true of fire brick made by the dry press method. It is logical to assume that different types of grinding machines will impart different characteristics to the ground clay mix, as regards the grain size variation and the shape of the grains, which in turn will have an effect on the properties of the brick. The purpose of this investigation was to determine what effect different types of grinding methods have on the physical properties of unfired …


The Transmission Of Pressure In The Dry Pressing Of Typical Building Brick And Fire Brick Mixes As Affected By The Degree Of Pressure, Physical Character Of Mix Ingredient, And The Moisture Content Of The Mix, Ferdinand Frederick Netzeband Jan 1930

The Transmission Of Pressure In The Dry Pressing Of Typical Building Brick And Fire Brick Mixes As Affected By The Degree Of Pressure, Physical Character Of Mix Ingredient, And The Moisture Content Of The Mix, Ferdinand Frederick Netzeband

Bachelors Theses

"In February, 1929, the Dry Press Committee of the National Brick Manufacturers Association, in cooperation with the department of Ceramics of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, began several investigations relating to dry press ware. This Committee suggested a great number of possible investigations, and are now systematically proceeding along these lines. This investigation has for its object: (1) The transmission of pressure in the dry pressing of typical building brick and fire brick mixes as affected by the degree of pressure; and (2) As affected by the moisture content of the mix. this thesis contains a description of …


The Social And Political Philosophy Of Shelley As Revealed In His Poetry, Eulalie Imogene Powell Jan 1930

The Social And Political Philosophy Of Shelley As Revealed In His Poetry, Eulalie Imogene Powell

Masters Theses

"The interest in a study of the philosophy of Shelley does not lie in the hope of discovering anything new, since there is little in anyone's belief that is without historic parallel. Rather, the sources of such an interest are first, the medium of poetry through which Shelley expressed his belief, and secondly, the transference of these beliefs into the acts of his life. It is to a consideration of the first of these that this paper is limited. Biographical facts will be used only for the elucidation of the theories expressed in his poems. Briefly, the purpose of this …


The Missouri Miner, December 17, 1929 Dec 1929

The Missouri Miner, December 17, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


Missouri S&T Magazine, December 15, 1929, Miner Alumni Association Dec 1929

Missouri S&T Magazine, December 15, 1929, Miner Alumni Association

Missouri S&T Magazine

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, December 03, 1929 Dec 1929

The Missouri Miner, December 03, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, November 19, 1929 Nov 1929

The Missouri Miner, November 19, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, November 12, 1929 Nov 1929

The Missouri Miner, November 12, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, October 29, 1929 Oct 1929

The Missouri Miner, October 29, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, October 22, 1929 Oct 1929

The Missouri Miner, October 22, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, October 15, 1929 Oct 1929

The Missouri Miner, October 15, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, October 08, 1929 Oct 1929

The Missouri Miner, October 08, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, September 23, 1929 Sep 1929

The Missouri Miner, September 23, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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Missouri S&T Magazine, September 15, 1929, Miner Alumni Association Sep 1929

Missouri S&T Magazine, September 15, 1929, Miner Alumni Association

Missouri S&T Magazine

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, April 15, 1929 Apr 1929

The Missouri Miner, April 15, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, March 18, 1929 Mar 1929

The Missouri Miner, March 18, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, February 18, 1929 Feb 1929

The Missouri Miner, February 18, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, January 21, 1929 Jan 1929

The Missouri Miner, January 21, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, January 14, 1929 Jan 1929

The Missouri Miner, January 14, 1929

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


Beneficiation Of Manganese Ores, Michael V. Healey Jan 1929

Beneficiation Of Manganese Ores, Michael V. Healey

Masters Theses

"The purpose of this investigation is to study the means of beneficiating domestic manganese ores in order that a marketable product may be made. Within the limits of the paper the term "Manganese ores" is applied to those ores mined primarily for their manganese content, to the exclusion of manganiferous iron and silver ores"--Object, page 1.


Elutriation Of Flotation Products, Guenther Walter Frotscher Jan 1929

Elutriation Of Flotation Products, Guenther Walter Frotscher

Masters Theses

"Since the first application of the flotation process in ore dressing practice, engineers have been busy solving the most delicate relations of metal distribution in the minerals to be treated...The desire for more information was the reason for research concerning the mineral distribution in fine flotation material with particular attention to the development of a suitable laboratory method of hydraulic classification or, as it is especially called, elutriation"--Introduction, page 1-4.


A Study Of Ball Mills, Robert Lee Kidd Jan 1929

A Study Of Ball Mills, Robert Lee Kidd

Masters Theses

"The study of the ball mill is very complicated, due to the varying conditions existing in the mill. Some of these conditions are: Size of grinding media, size of feed, moisture content, and speed with its effect on the paths of the grinding media. A brief history of fine grinding will first be outlines, after which some of the theories of ball milling will be stated. Then the paths of the grinding media will be given some attention, and a new point of view about the trajectory will be brought out"--Introduction, page 2.


The Concept Of Social Determinism As A Motivating Influence In Some Modern Tragedy, Arthur Lenox Bradford Jan 1929

The Concept Of Social Determinism As A Motivating Influence In Some Modern Tragedy, Arthur Lenox Bradford

Masters Theses

"The term, "social determinism", is a rather unfortunate designation for the absolute conditioning of human character by the aggregate of biologic and social influences...The central idea of this positivistic interpretation is that man, along with all other organic things, is the product of hereditary accidence and environmental contacts, that his psychic and physical constitutions (if there be such differentiation) are fashioned to the minutest detail by circumstance, and that his thoughts and the chemic impulses of his nature appear precisely according to his character which he has no hand in making"--Introduction, page 2-3.


Reaction Of Metallic Iron And Copper Sulphate In The Flotation Of Sphalerite, Charles Wilson Ambler Jan 1929

Reaction Of Metallic Iron And Copper Sulphate In The Flotation Of Sphalerite, Charles Wilson Ambler

Masters Theses

"Copper sulphate is a common flotation reagent for blende ores. Metallic iron is also present in the mill circuit and a reaction between the iron and the salt would be in accord with well known chemistry. The abundance of metallic iron in a flotation feed may be noted by the examination of any feed. It originates, first of all, in the mine, then the coarse crushing machines contribute their share, and finally the fine grinding medium is a large contributor. If the grinding is with cast iron balls in amount of metallics is greater than when steel is used. In …


A Study Of The Basal Cherokee In The Rolla Area, Thomas Daniel Murphy Jan 1929

A Study Of The Basal Cherokee In The Rolla Area, Thomas Daniel Murphy

Masters Theses

"The occurrence of outliers of Pennsylvanian age, probably Cherokee, in and about Rolla has long been known. The Bureau of Geology and Mines and the Department of Geology of the School of Mines at Rolla have been greatly interested in the many stratigraphic problems presents. The writer has, therefore, undertaken field and laboratory studies of certain of these problems"--Introduction, page [1].


The Rollamo 1929, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy Jan 1929

The Rollamo 1929, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy

Yearbooks

No abstract provided.


Preparation And Use Of Volcanic Ash In Concrete, Abner Decker Hahn Jan 1929

Preparation And Use Of Volcanic Ash In Concrete, Abner Decker Hahn

Professional Degree Theses

"During recent years, Kansas has produced over 90% of the volcanic ash produced in the United States. Other important areas of volcanic ash are to be found in California, Montana and Idaho. Extensive development of the latter named deposits awaits more advantageous markets than are now present"--Origin of Volcanic Ash, page 2-3.


A Study Of Crime And Criminal Statistics Of Phelps County, State Of Missouri, For The Period 1899-1929, Walter Llyn Bradford Jan 1929

A Study Of Crime And Criminal Statistics Of Phelps County, State Of Missouri, For The Period 1899-1929, Walter Llyn Bradford

Masters Theses

"It is only within very recent years that the study of Human Society has been undertaken in a really scientific manner. It is true that the social problems have been studied and ideas suggested and discussed for their solution since the very beginning of social organization, for nowhere has there been found a state of society so perfect that all members are completely satisfied with their well-being under it...The study of crime is a part of the science of sociology and must be made according to the same methods as apply to all other kinds of social phenomena"--Introduction, page 1-3.