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Stratigraphy And Structure Of The French Mesa Area, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, Francis L. Fitter

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The French Mesa Area includes over 120 square miles between the Nacimiento- San Pedro uplift and the Gallina Mountain uplift in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. The French Mesa anticline is the most striking structural and topographic feature of the area.

Geology Of The Hidden Mountains Valencia County, New Mexico, Patrick J.F. Gratton

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The hidden mountains are located in Valencia County, New Mexico, immediately southwest of the point where New Mexico State Highway 6 and the Santa Fe Railroad cross the Rio Puerco. This location places the Hidden Mountains near the center of the west half of the Albuquerque-Belen basin of structural and geomorphic Rio Grande Depression.

A Rotating Ring Magnetometer Remote Position Indicator, Robert B. Foster Jr.

Physics & Astronomy ETDs

Many phases of present-day experimental physics require remote indicating devices where data must be transmitted either by wire or radio to a distant point. For example, when atmospheric parameters are measured by means of sounding balloons, it would be desirable to use a lightweight device which would accurately convert measured information into electrical data in a form which would allow easy transmission to a receiving station.

The Extraction Of Scandium, Yttrium, And Lanthanum Using Various Monoalkyl Orthophosphoric Acids, Clarence Gerald Warren

Chemistry and Chemical Biology ETDs

The separation of lanthanum, yttrium, and the rare earth elements from their ores has been a challenge to the chemist for many years. The similarity in chemical properties has made their separation a problem of extraordinary difficulty. Fractional crystallization has been the classical method utilized in the past, although individual elements have been isolated by oxidation or reduction to other than the tripositive oxidation state (1). Recently ion exchange and solvent extraction methods have become more important as a means of separation of these elements. Both of these techniques depend upon fractional differences in the distribution of compounds or ions …

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 85, 5/22/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 85, 5/22/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 84, 5/20/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 84, 5/20/1958

Absorption Of Antimony(Iii) And Indium From Anhydrous Acetic Acid By Ion Exchange Resins, Robert Tor Lofberg

Chemistry and Chemical Biology ETDs

Organic ion exchange resins are a comparatively recent development. In 1935 Adams and Holmes prepared the first ion exchange resin by polymerizing polyhydric phenols with formaldehyde. The condensation product exhibited definite reversible cation exchange properties. The success of this experiment led them to the development of the first anion exchange resin which was prepared by the polymerization of phenylenediamine with formaldehyde. The publication of these experiments inspired many similar investigations leading directly to the manufacture of the numerous ion exchange resins now commercially available.

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 82, 5/15/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 82, 5/15/1958

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 05/13/1958, P 166-211, Unm Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 1920 - 2013

No abstract provided.

Geology Of The Southern Part Of The Ortiz Mountains Santa Fe County, New Mexico, John W. Peterson

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The Ortiz Mountains lie in a belt of early Tertiary intrusive centers adjacent to the Rio Grande depression of north-central New Mexico. Tertiary organic activity and subsequent erosion have etched this mountain group into considerable relief.

Intrusive activity occurred during early Tertiary Espinaso time and resulted in emplacement of sills and dikes of a central stock. Correlation of volcanism with intrusive phases is difficult. Most volcansim probably occurred during the later part of Ortiz igneous activity. An elongate vent is exposed in the eastern part of the mountains and structurally occupies the highest position in the group.

The principle igneous …

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 78, 5/6/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 78, 5/6/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 77, 5/2/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 77, 5/2/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 69, 4/15/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 69, 4/15/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 68, 4/11/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 68, 4/11/1958

Geology Of The Northern Part Of The Ortiz Mountains, Santa Fe County, New Mexico, Otis M. Mcrae

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The northern part of the Ortiz Mountains of north-central New Mexico consists of a tilted fault block of Cretaceous Mancos shale and Mesaverde formation intruded by latite-andesite porphyry sills and laccoliths and a nepheline-bearing augite manzonite stock. Igneous activity started with the development of a volcanic vent in what is now the central part of the mountains. Volcanic debris from the vent want removed from the area by erosion and provided sedimentary material for the late [ ] Espinaso volcanics of the adjoining areas. Intrusion of the latite-andesite porphyry sills and laccolite followed extrusive igneous activity, as demonstrated by the …

Geology Of The Northern End Of San Pedro Mountain, Rio Arriba And Sandoval Counties, New Mexico, Osler C. Hutson

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The structural complexity of this area provided the initial stimulus for this study. With encouragement from Dr. Vincent C. Kelley, the study of this area was undertaken as a master's thesis project. The field work necessary to the project was begun in February, 1957 and completed during the summer of 1957. Mapping was accomplished with the aid of aerial photographs scaled two inches equals one mile. Data were transferred from photographs to a U.S. Soil Conservation Service planimetric map. Strati graphic sections were measured with Brunton compass and a 50-foot steel tape.

Microstratigraphic And Sedimentational Studies Of An Early Man Site Near Lucy, New Mexico, Jerry Harbour

Earth and Planetary Sciences ETDs

The purpose of the study has been to interpret the sedimentary record of the Lucy site deposits in order to establish a climatic sequence into which various cultural zones, especially the Sandia, may be placed, and to date this climatic sequence as accurately as possible. A second purpose has been to establish the reliability of the Pleistocene Lake Estancia shore levels as a regional floating chronology of climatic events, and to correlate the Lucy site sediments with this regional chronology. By means of the Lucy site artifacts, this chronology is partly fixed in time, so as a result of the …

New Mexico Musician Vol 5 No 3 (April 1958)

New Mexico Musician

Improvizations 4

Around the Horn 4

Bender Say 5

Double Trouble 7 A.B.A. Award 7

New Music Buildings 9

Clinic Report 11

New Vice-President 11

NMMTA Calendar of Events 13

NMMEA Calendar of Events 13

National Music Week 13

Progress of Music in the U.S. 14

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 65, 3/27/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 65, 3/27/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 63, 3/21/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 63, 3/21/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 62, 3/20/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 62, 3/20/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 60, 3/14/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 60, 3/14/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 57, 3/7/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 57, 3/7/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 56, 3/6/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 56, 3/6/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 55, 3/4/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 55, 3/4/1958

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For March 01, 1958, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1958-03-01 Board of Regents Meeting

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 54, 2/28/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 54, 2/28/1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 50, 2/20/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 50, 2/20/1958

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 02/11/1958, P 118-143, Unm Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes, 1920 - 2013

No abstract provided.

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 45, 2/7/1958, University Of New Mexico

1958

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 061, No 45, 2/7/1958