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A. flos-aquae Strain NRC-44-1 (Canada, Saskatchewan) Anatoxin-A Secondary amine alkaloid, MW 165 200... 

Strain NRC-525-17 (Canada, Saskatchewan) Anatoxin-A(S) N-hydvoxy guanidine methyl-phosphate ester, MW 252 20... 

FIoeve, J. Quirt, D.FI. 1984. Mineralization and Flost Rock Alteration in Relation to Clay Mineral Diagenesis and Evolution of the Middle- Proterozoic, Athabasca Basin, northern Saskatchewan, Canada. Saskatchewan Research Council, SRC Technical Report 187, 187 p. 

Vein deposits (pegmatites, unconformity deposits) 2,000-10,000 Canada (Saskatchewan) Russia. Australia... 

Canada Nova Scotia Sydney Basin 3 seams Canada Saskatchewan 8 lignites Canada Saskatchewan Estevan lignite Canada subbituminous and bituminous feed coals at 7 power stations... 

Potassium salts are found in numerous deposits in many parts of the world. By far the largest are in Belarus and Canada (Saskatchewan). 

We are gratefnl for the research support provided by the Alberta Agricultural Research Institute, Alberta Crop Industry Development Fund, BBSRC (United Kingdom), Canada Research Chairs Program, Canada Foundation for Innovation, Natnral Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Saskatchewan Agricultnre Development Fnnd, and University of Alberta. 

McLeod, A. D., ed. (1974). "The Story of Rapeseed in Western Canada." Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, Regina, Saskatchewan. 

Shook, C. A. 1981. Lead Agency Report IIEor Coarse Coal Transport. MTCH Hydrotransport Cooperative Programme. Saskatoon, Canada Saskatchewan Research Council. 

For most of the decade prior to 1965, the United States was the world s largest single producer of potash. More than 90% of this production came from mines in New Mexico. As the grades of these deposits lowered and production costs rose, expanding production in Saskatchewan, Canada,... 

The lignite deposits of North Dakota and Montana extend into Canada as far as Saskatchewan. Canadian deposits are also located in Alberta, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Ontario, and Manitoba. Production by open-cast mining, ca3.5 x 10 t in 1975, was 10.8 x 10 t in 1989. 

T. Chen, The Oxidation of A.lkenes, A.lcohok and Sulfides bj Manganates, MS dissertation. University of Regiaa, Saskatchewan, Canada, 1991, p. 262. 

Unconformity-Related Deposits. Deposits of the unconformity-related type occur spatially close to significant unconformities. These deposits usually developed during the period about 1800—800 million years ago in intracratonic basins. Deposits also developed during Phanerozoic time. Examples of unconformity-related deposits include the ore bodies at Cluff Lake, Key Lake, and Rabbit Lake in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, and those in the Alligator Rivers area in northern AustraHa (12). 

Fig. 1. Principal salt deposits and dry salt production sites in North America, where H represents the salt deposits and D, x, and Q correspond to evaporated, rock, and solar production sites, respectively. Sites in Canada, Hsted by company name (location), are Alberta, , Canadian (Lindberg) Saskatchewan, , Sifto/Namsco (Unity) and Canadian (BeUe Plaine) Ontario, and x, Sifto/Namsco (Goderich) , Canadian (Windsor) x, Canadian (Ojibway) New Bmnswick, x. Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (Sussex) and Nova Scotia, and x, Canadian (Pugwash) and Mines Seleine (Quebec), and,...

Elydrogen Sulfide User s Manual, Issue 3, Sheritt Gordon Ltd/Thio-Pet Chemical Ltd., Pott Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada, Jan. 1993. 

Other natural sodium sulfate brines of commercial importance are found in dry lake beds of southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada (70) Laguna del Ray in Coahuila, Mexico the Gulf of Kara-bogaz of the former USSR and western China. 

Arcadian Corporation, See Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (Canada)... 

Arcadian Corporation, See Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan hic. (Canada), 217 Arch Chemicals hic., 217 Arch Coal hic., 217 Archer Daniels Midland Company, 217 Archiniica, 206... 

O. Hutzinger, Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, 1965. 

Uranium is found in most rock, in a concentration of two to four parts per million (ppm). Substantially greater average concentrations can be found in mineral deposits, as high as 10,000 ppm, or 10 percent. Most uranium deposits suitable for mining, however, contain an average of less than 1 percent uranium. Uranium is a metal, and thus its acquisition is not unlike the mining of any other metallic ore. Although uranium is found nearly eveiywhere on the earth, Canada leads the world in uranium production, mostly due to its heavy financial investment m uranium exploration, and to a few sizable deposits in the Saskatchewan territoiy. Table 1 depicts the total world uranium production in 1997. 

University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada Electric Power, System Reliability and... 

C. A. Macconnachie, R. J. Mikula, L. Kumcz, and R. J. Scoular. Correlation of demulsifier performance and demulsifier chemistry. In Proceedings Volume, number 39. 5th CIM Petrol Soc et al Saskatchewan Petrol Conf (Regina, Canada, 10/18-10/20) Preprints, 1993. 

Unconformity-related The ore bodies at Cluff Lake, Key Lake, and Rabbit Lake in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, and those in the Alligator rivers area in northern Australia... 

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