Problems of Clay and Laterite Genesis, 1952

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Title	Author
Title Page
Foreword by Edward H. Robie and E. J. Kennedy, Jr.
Introduction by A. F. Frederickson
Contents
Participants in the Symposium
The Genetic Significance of Mineralogy	Frederickson, A. F.
Origin of the Arkansas Bauxite Deposits	Gordon, Mackenzie, Jr. and Tracey, Joshua I, Jr.
Examples of Bauxite Deposits Illustrating Variations in Origin	Harder, E. C.
Investigations on Cold-precipitated Hydrated Ferric Oxide and Its Origin in Clays	Mackenzie, Robert C.
Studies in the System Alumina-silica-water	Roy, Rustum and Osborn, E. F.
Mineralogy and Origin of the Mercer Fireclay of North-central Pennsylvania	Bolger, Robert C. and Weitz, John H.
The Structure of Hydrous Aluminum Oxides and Hydroxides	Milligan, W. O. and McAtee, J. L.
Genesis of Clay Minerals	Hauser, Ernst A.
Prospecting for Useful Clays in Relation with Their Conditions of Genesis	Millot, Georges
Observations on the Origin of Missouri High-alumina Clays	Keller, W. D.
New Clay Mineral Evidence Concerning the Diagenesis of Some Missouri Fire-clays	Burst, John F.
Interrelationships of Structure and Genesis in the Kaolinite Group	Bates, Thomas F.
The Genesis and Morphology of the Alumina-rich Laterite Clays	Sherman, G. Donald
Occurrence and Exploration of Georgia’s Kaolin Deposits	Kesler, Thomas L.
Kisameet Bay Clay Deposit	Hauser, Ernst A.
Recent Advances in Clay Mineral Technology	Grim, Ralph E.
Discussion
Name Index
Index