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History of Mineralogy

Complete work on the development of mineralogy since ancient times until today. With illustrative photographs. Its author is Ricardo J. Sureda and is published by the National University of Tucumán, Argentina.

Course Gem

Notable Gem course where are some of the healing properties of minerals and energy. With illustrative photographs and explanations. Posted by Angela.

American Mineralogist

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American Mineralogist, published by the Mineraloical Society Of America. Provides access to full text articles from 1916 to 2000. No doubt a great resource when inquiring about the mineralogy in North America with the earliest records of classic and new mineral deposits.

Exotic Mineralogy

Illustrative work on mineralogy that is noted for its profuse color plates with extensive descriptions of minerals representative of Britain. Its author is James Sowerby. Work published in 1817.

Minerals of Canada

Great poster published by the Mineralogical Association of Canada where we know the location of landmarks such as the mineral Labradorite, Amethyst and Diamonds North, among others.

Gems of Mexico

Interesting text on Gems of Mexico. Both its history and its handling and use are clearly explained with illustrative photographs that allow us to see both some crude minerals as well as its conversion into a gem. The authors are Ocampo, Canet and García. Published in the Bulletin of the Geological Society of Mexico.

Sites and mining towns of Chile

Notable essay on the most emblematic of our country's mining sites. It tells the story of important sites like Humberstone and Chañarcillo and its relevance to national mining over time. Available at the website Aulados.net, the author is Felipe Oyarzun.

Soil Formation

September slide with graphics very educational to understand the dynamics of training soil. Posted by Marlene.

Radioactive Minerals

radioactive minerals Notes published in the Journal of the Royal Society Vascongada Friends of the Country (Spain) 1957

Capillitas Mina, a deposit Epithermal

Article about the famous Capillitas Rhodochrosite mine in Argentina. The author, Maria Florencia Marquez introduces us to the world of genesis and dynamics of this large site which houses over 100 different minerals.

Mineralocosmética

Notable Mineralocosmética or composition on the inclusion of minerals in the field of body care and skin. By Anna Codina.

Physical and Chemical Properties

Exhibition physical and chemical properties of minerals with notions of classification in visu. Faculty of Engineering of the Universidad Nacional del Comahue (Argentina)

Mexico Minerals

analysis Compilation de visu of certain minerals of economic value in Mexico. You can see properties of minerals such as Lead Smithsonite and derivatives, among others.

Piedras

Emotional poems compiled by English poet Juan Peña, which shows a sensitivity rarely seen to the mineral kingdom.

Manual of Mineralogy

celebrity bedside book on topics of mineralogy. He is considered the same way as the text of Chang in Chemistry, Mathematics and Vile Baldor in Biology. Text is very concise and easy to read, especially when defining the characteristics and behavior of minerals. The entire work comprises two volumes, offering in this library, the First.

Mineralojia elements

One of the first mineralogical analysis about Chile. Through an exciting reading and guided by the pen of Domeyko discover some of the most representative mineral deposits of Chile, together with some methods to help us in our classification. Notable is the final appendix where a synthesis of species of the mineral kingdom can be found in our territory.

Practice Notebook

Compiled macroscopic recognition of Minerals (In Visu) Prepared by Professor Jacinto Azcárate the University of Castilla - La Mancha in Spain. It also includes some exercises for Cartography and Geology.

Mineral List Recognized by the IMA (October 2008)

International Mineralogical Association is the body that officially recognizes the new minerals discovered, as well, and updated lists of families and mineral species after a thorough research work at international level. This list includes some minerals like Juangodoyita Chileans, among others.

Practice 3 (mineral)

Document Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain) that explains the features of the recognition of minerals based on their physical properties.

History of Mineral Collecting

Notable journey along the history of mineral collecting in the world. Its author Juan Miguel Casanova is and has been published in the journal Paleomina Mineralogical Association of San Vicente de Paleontological l Raspeig (Spain)

Mineralogy and origin of lapis lazuli deposit Flor de los Andes, Chile

Great article on the site of lapis Flor de los Andes, located in the high mountains of Ovalle. The authors are Rodrigo Corona and Maria Elena Benavides. This work was published in the Bulletin of Mineralogy of The Mexican Society of Mineralogy.

Practices Mineralogy II (not silicates)

Mineralogy Practice Book published by Francisco Javier Luque teachers and Josefina Sierra de la UCM (Spain) where we see the main features of Visu Minerals along with ideas for Microscopy and Crystalline Structures.

Geotechnical Teaching Guide

Geotechnical teaching guide where we can find information on topics such as classification and Tables in Visu schematic with the characteristics most representative minerals. Published by the National University of Cordoba (Argentina)

Practical 2: Minerals and Rocks

Practical Guide with questions about minerals and rocks, very educational and comprehensive to test our knowledge . Published by the University of La República (Uruguay)

Can You Kill Space Sharks Poptropica.com?

Hi, since childhood I have drawn attention to the stones, crystals that I found I still keep on the hill as a kid, now I have 20 years and when I see a sale mineral I can not resist the temptation to buy it anyway just this year I began to find the names of the stones that had (for that purchase a book called "Illustrated Atlas Minerals" and then internet), because before I only conformed with its beauty, but it's been fascinating to find that there are all you lovers of minerals, and that was very motivating to continue with my hobby, like the collection I have is tiny and I have had enough to know the name.