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A technical survey examines the platinum-group metals, outlining their mineralogical characteristics, geological settings, and modes of occurrence in both primary and alluvial deposits. It reviews global sources and production, with separate coverage of deposits across imperial and foreign regions, and discusses extraction, assaying, and refining practices. The monograph explains associations with basic and ultrabasic rocks, summarizes distribution maps and statistical data, identifies industrial and commercial applications, and highlights supply challenges and recent exploratory efforts. A bibliography and references support further research.

About the Author

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Arthur Douglas Lumb

Arthur Douglas Lumb was an author known for his work in the field of metallurgy and chemistry. His notable book, "The Platinum Metals," explores the properties and applications of platinum and its group metals, contributing to the understanding of these valuable materials. Lumb's writing reflects a scientific approach, aimed at both professionals and enthusiasts interested in the intricacies of metal properties and their industrial significance. Through his work, he has made a lasting impact on the literature surrounding metallurgy.

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