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Gold dust

Self-Test B.1B A miner panning for gold in an Alaskan creek collects 12.3 g of the fine pieces of gold known as gold dust. The mass of one gold atom is 3.27 X 10-25 kg. How many gold atoms has the miner collected ... [Pg.42]

Separation of desirable components of a mixture is not a new desire on the part of humanity. Removal of water-borne particles including sand, silt, and bacteria is desirable for both sensory appeal and health. The use of sand as a filtration medium for such filtration is very old. The use of a pan to separate gold dust from silica sand by gold miners is a use of the large difference in density to wash the lighter silica away... [Pg.403]

Makeev et al. 1972). The gold dust fraction lost during panning ranged up to 150-200 grains, a possible loss of 25-100% (Krutous 1976). Mineral search on dispersion flows proved to be an effective exploration method in poorly studied northeastern Russia. [Pg.108]

Cocaine coke, crack, rock, snow, dope, lady, gold dust is found in the leaves of Erthroxylon coca... [Pg.157]

The new propellant was promising but the nitrocellulose smokeless powder invented soon afterwards superseded all mixtures containing potassium nitrate and similar salts, that give a number of solid particles when exploded. For a time in the United States various mixtures were still used instead of blackpowder—chiefly for sporting purposes. E.g. Gold Dust Powder (Starke [36]) consisted of 55% ammonium picrate, 25% potassium picrate and 20% ammonium bichromate. Soon, however, early in the nineteenth century, the use of these mixtures was discontinued. [Pg.335]

Sand-Washing.—The operation of hand-washing, which is the simplest method of separating the gold dust or grains from the soil, in a state of greater or loss purity, has been already described. This method is extensively practised in South America, and the instrument employed is a round iron or zinc pan, Fig. 221, shallow at the... [Pg.272]

It may be statsd, however, that if the substsnee to be examined be a natural or artificial alloy, composed chiefly of the pnre me tel, such as the gold dust of California or Australia, the quantity taken for the analysis should not exceed fifteen grains. A convenient quantity fa twelve and a half grains, as it is then only necessary to multiply the result by eight to obtain the per-centaga composition. In performing analyses very small quantities are taken, because it is... [Pg.298]

To make the eggs, tint 1/4 cup gumpaste a desired color and roll it into egg shapes, with one end slightly tapered. Fill a small bowl with either lemon juice or a clear alcohol such as vodka, and add a pinch of metallic gold dust. Dip die brush in the mixture. Pull the brisdes of the brush back and then release them, so that the metallic liquid splatters the egg. Let the eggs dry. Place in the bird s nest. [Pg.227]

Kachenko, A.G., Bhatia, N.P., Singh, B., and Siegele, R. 2007. Arsenic hyperaccumulation and localization in the pinnule and stipe tissues of the gold-dust fern (Pityrogramma calo-melanos) (L.) Link var. austroamericana (Domin) Farw. using quantitative micro-PIXE spectroscopy. Plant and Soil, 300 207-19. [Pg.146]

I close it softly behind me. Sunlight streams through the lattices of a two-story bay window and the air is dancing with gold dust. Now that I am back, it feels as if the hours I have spent away have been wasted time. I am at the hub of the world and am filled up with excitement and dread. [Pg.8]

Gold was discovered in California in January of1848, prompting thousands to head West in a quest for fortune. By year s end, some 6 million in gold dust and nuggets had been retrieved. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. [Pg.226]

Gold dust and gold salts are poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. [Pg.1267]

The most common exposure pathway is through dermal contact. Inhalation and oral exposure to gold dust may occur in occupational settings. [Pg.1267]

Animal experiments have shown that gold dust is not carcinogenic to rats. However, subcutaneous implantation of gold sheets was able to induce tumors. [Pg.1267]

This unification with the Divine Spirit is, however, for the animalistic Principle, that is for the lower Astral Soul, the old Adam within us, to a certain degree deadly, he is suffering through a condition of death, where he looses his up-to-now demonic Astral-form and enters again into the antenatal Limbus, that is, into his first creative indifference, into his materia prima Now he became Earth again, from which he was taken, that is, APHAR min ha-ADAMAH, a red tinctorial Gold-dust, united with the Dew of Heaven. [Pg.59]

Gold dust and small gold nuggets were their national currency. [Pg.411]

Today, Asante weights are collected as art forms— evidence of the advanced Asante culture of the past few centuries. Compared to the plain weights used in the United States, Asante weights add interest and beauty to everyday life. How enriching it must have been to use a 100-g porcupine or a 50-g headless fish to weigh gold dust for a purchase instead of paying with paper currency. [Pg.411]


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