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In addition to the Permian coals there are occurrences of Mesozoic and Tertiary coals in Australia. Mesozoic coals occur in small basins in South Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales and Queensland and vary in rank from brown to bituminous. Perhaps the most notable occurrences in the present context are the Walloon coals in the Clarence-Morton basin in Queensland, e.g. Millmerran bituminous coal (78% carbon, vitrinite plus exinite 90%). ... 

The existing Sydney and Melbourne plants were well out of phase with market requirements in their respective states, requiring additional transport costs to move product to the market. However, the market requirements for NSW and Victoria/ South Australia/Tasmania are sufficiently close that identical sized plants could be built, with significant cost savings in engineering and procurement compared with construction of two plants of differing capacity. The Melbourne and Sydney chlor-alkali plants are therefore identical up to the point of manufacture of compressed, dry chlorine. Even the plant layout has been kept identical. 

Eastern islands of the Malaysian Archipelago, Australia, Tasmania,... 

Prior to World War II some 70 per cent of the world s tin ore came from S.E. Asia, including Malaya, Dutch East Indies and China. Other sources are Australia, Tasmania, Nigeria, the Belgian Congo and Bolivia. 

Currently in the United States, most of the lead produced comes from mines in Missouri, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana, primarily from lead-zinc and lead ores (361, 362). Worldwide, major lead deposits exist in association with zinc, silver, and/or copper (362). There are five major geological types of lead deposits volcanic-hosted massive sulfide deposits [Canada, Cyprus, Japan, Australia (Tasmania), Turkey] sediment-hosted deposits of sulfides interbedded with shales, and so on, formed in an anaerobic marine environment [Australia, Canada, Germany, United States (Alaska)] strata-bound carbonate deposits containing sulfide minerals [United States (Mississippi Valley), southern European Alps, Canada, Poland] sandstone-hosted deposits of finely crystalhne sulfides (Canada, France, Morocco, Sweden) and vein deposits of coarsely crystalline sulfide aggregates (western United States, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Peru) (364). The wide variety of compositions seen for lead minerals is illustrated by the representative lead minerals listed in Table XV (3,47). Below, we discuss the lead minerals that are most prevalent in nature in more detail. 

Queensland New South Wales Australian Capital Territory Victoria South Australia Tasmania Northern Territory Western Australia Rural regional metropolitan Small medium large... 

Track 5. South-east Australia-Tasmania-New Zealand-Southern South America... 

New Zealand, south-east Australia, Tasmania) H. dendroides (south-east Asia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Fiji) H. tahiticum (Samoa, Society Islands, and the Marquesas). 

Eucalyplns oil is predneed principally in. Australia and Tasmania, whieh practically supply the world s mqiiiremeuts. Small amounte are distilled elsewhere, as in. Algeria, the South of France, Italy. Portugal, the Transvaal, Mexico, etc., etc., but corntnercially they are of little imponaoce. 

Fig. 2.6 Map of Eastern Australia and Tasmania showing places referred to in the discussion of Duboisia myoporoides...

An examination of the flavonoids of Villarsia (Bohm et al., 1986) revealed a heterogeneous array of flavonol glycosides, based upon kaempferol, quercetin, and isorhamnetin, with each species exhibiting a unique assortment. Surprisingly, there were greater similarities between the pigment profile of V capensis and species from eastern Australia, V exaltata (Soland. ex Sims) G. Don from Tasmania and V. reniformis R. Br. from New South Wales, than with species native to... 

Baillon. and E. milliganii Hook. f. occur in Tasmania, and E. moorei F. Muell., E.jinksii R I. Forst., and E. wilkiei B. Hyland occur in Australia. The first two named Australian species are temperate rainforest species E. wilkiei is an outlier known from higher elevations in tropical northeastern Queensland. 

School of Chemistry, University of Tasmania, Private Bag 75, Hobart, Tasmania 7000, Australia e-mail David.McGuinness utas.edu.au... 

Whitford, D.J., Korsch, M.J., Orritt, PM. and Craven, S.J. (1988) Rare-earth element mobility around the volcanogenic polymetallic massive sulfide deposit at Que River, Tasmania, Australia. Chem. Geol, 8, 105-112,... 

Abstract. Model-measurement comparisons of HOx in extremely clean air ([NO]<3 ppt) are reported. Measurements were made during the second Southern Ocean Photochemistry Experiment (SOAPEX-2), held in austral summer 1999 at the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station in northwestern Tasmania, Australia. 

Two observationally constrained box-models, based on the Master Chemical Mechanism and with different levels of chemical complexity, have been used to study the HOx radical chemistry during the SOAPEX-2 campaign, which took place during the austral summer of 1999 (January-February) at the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station in northwestern Tasmania, Australia. The box-models were constrained to the measured values of long lived species and photolysis rates and physical parameters (NO, NO2, O3, HCHO, j(01D), j(N02), H2O and temperature). In addition the detailed model was constrained to the measured concentration of CO, CH4 and 17 NMHCs, while the simple model was additionally constrained only to CO and CH4. The models were updated to the latest available kinetic data and completed with a simple description of the heterogeneous uptake and dry deposition processes. 

The existing mercury cell plant in Melbourne (ICI Mark 1 cells) is 14 000 tonnes per annum capacity whereas the market demand in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania is 30 000 tonnes per annum. Owing to the age, condition and location of this plant (adjacent to residential areas and 5 km from the centre of Melbourne), it was decided to close this site and construct a new Greenfield plant in Laverton North, approximately 10 km away. The new plant includes chlor-alkali manufacture, sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid, liquid chlorine storage and packing and chlor-paraffin manufacture. 

Masterman, G.J. 2003. Structural and geochemical evolution of the Rosario Cu-Mo porphyry deposit and related Cu-Ag veins, Coiiahuasi district, northern Chile. PhD thesis. University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia. 

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