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Secondary reservoir porosity in the course of sandstone diagenesis.
by Schmidt, Volkmar. -
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Diagenesis
by Pittman, Edward D. -
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The manufacture of artificial sand stone or sand-lime brick,
by Peppel, Samuel Vernon. -
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Iron ores, salt and sandstones,
by Grimsley, George Perry, -
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Sandstones of the Wisconsin coast of Lake Superior,
by Thwaites, F. T. -
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Test of some Canadian sandstones to determine their suitability as pulpstones.
by Cole, Lionel Heber, -
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The Highland Church sandstone as a building stone,
by Morse, William Clifford, -
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Thin bedded sandstones of the Guntersville area,
by Hunter, Charles E. -
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Building sandstones of northern Alabama,
by Penhallegon, William James, -
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The Cheyenne sandstone of Barber, Comanche, and Kiowa Counties, Kansas, as raw material for glass manufacture /
by Nixon, Earl K., -
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Relationship of the Lansing group and the Tonganoxie ("Stalnaker") sandstone in south-central Kansas.
by Winchell, Richard L. -
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The Cambrian sandstones of northern Michigan.
by Hamblin, W. Kenneth -
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High-silica sandstone and conglomerate on Pine Mountain near Elkhorn City, Kentucky
by McGrain, Preston, -
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Cross-stratification, Dakota sandstone (Cretaceous), Ottawa County, Kansas /
by Franks, Paul C. -
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Petrography of Indiana sandstones collected for high-silica evaluation /
by Greenberg, Seymour Samuel, -
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Channel-fill sandstones in the middle Pennsylvanian rocks of Indiana,
by Friedman, Samuel A. -
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Stratigraphy and depositional environment of the Elgin sandstone (Pennsylvanian) in south-central Kansas.
by Brown, Sally Liggett.