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C. H. CotteriU and C. M. Cigan, eds.,H7ME Symposium on Mining and Metallurgy ofEeadand Zinc Vol. II, American Institute of Mining Engineers, New York, 1970. 

Bond, F.C., 1952. Third Theory of Comminution. American Institute of Mining Engineers, Trans., 193, 484. 

Coe, H.S. and Clevenger, G.H., 1916. Methods for deteiTnining the capacities of slime thickening tanks. Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, 55, 356-384. 

Lyklema, I., 1985. The colloidal background of agglomeration. In 4th International symposium on agglomeration. Ed. C.E. Capes, Iron and Steel Co. Inc. American Institute of Mining Engineers, Bookcrafters. 

Schonert, K., 1972. Role of fracture physics in understanding comminution phenomena. Transactions of the Society of Mining Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers, 252, 21-26. 

Ray, M., Formanek R., and Chataignon, A., The Influence of Certain Inorganic Salts on the Flotation of Lead Carbonate, Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, p. 185 Nov 1950 (Mining Engineering). 

Esposito, M. C., Chander, S., Apian, F. F., 1987. Characterization of pyrite from coal source. In Process Metallurgy, VE, Transaction of Metallurgical Society/American Institute of Mining Engineers, 475 - 493... 

MaePherson, A. R., Society of Mining Metallurgical Engineers-American Institute of Mining Engineers Fall Meet. Exhib., Denver, CO, Prepr. No. 6184 (1963). 

Auck, Y.T. and Wadsworth, M.E., 1973. Physical and chemical factors in copper dump leaching. In D.J. Evans and R.S. Shoemaker (Editors), International Symposium on Hydrometallurgy, Chicago. American Institute of Mining Engineering, New York, pp. 645—700. 

Baecher, G. B., N. A. Lanney and H. H. Einstein. 1977. Statistical Description of Rock Properties and Sampling, Proceedings of the 18th U.S. Symposium on Rock Mechanics, American Institute of Mining Engineers, 5C1-8. 

Tolman was a Fellow of the Geological Society of America GSA, as well as member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, and the Seismologieal Society of America, serving there also as vice-president. 

Stridden, R. 1984. Slurry handling considerations. Paper read at the 1984 Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineering, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. 

This domain relates to the physical work space including the materials and mechanisms found therein. These are the elements of mining that can be seen and must be controlled, or at least understood, to the point of predicting how they will affect work and workers (American Institute of Mine Engineering 1992 NSC 1992 Hethmon and Dotson 1997). It must be realized that studies indicate that behavior contributes to the vast majority of accidents, but almost without exception, environmental conditions also play a contributory role. 

American Institute of Mine Engineering. 1992. SME Mining Engineering Handbook. 2nd ed. Volumes 1 and 2. Littleton, CO Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration. 

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