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Greene N, Judson PN, Langowski JJ, Marchant CA. Knowledge-based expert systems for toxicity and metabolism prediction DEREK, StAR and METEOR. SAR QSAR Environ Res 1999 10 299-314. [Pg.493]

These different sites of hydrothermal and ore-forming activity may have resulted from the mode of subduction of the Pacific Plate. Mariana-type subduction (characterized by a steep angle of subduction and back-arc basin formation Uyeda and Kanamori, 1979) during middle Miocene caused WNW-ESE extension, submarine hydrothermal activity, thick accumulation of bimodal (basaltic and dacitic) volcanic activity (Green tuff) and Kuroko-type formation (Shikazono and Shimizu, 1993). Plio-Pleistocene Chilean-type subduction (shallow-dipping subduction zone, E-W compression Uyeda and Kanamori, 1979) and oblique subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the North American Plate led to uplift and expansion of land area, subaerial hydrothermal activity accompanied by meteoric water circulation, subaerial andesitic volcanic activity and formation of vein-type deposits. [Pg.4]

The ore fluids responsible for epithermal base-metal vein-type deposits were generated predominantly by meteoric water-rock interaction at elevated temperatures (200-350°C). Fossil seawater in marine sediments was also involved in the ore fluids responsible for this type of deposits. Epithermal precious metal ore fluids were generated by meteoric water-rock interaction at 150-250°C. Small amounts of seawater sulfate were involved in the ore fluids responsible for epithermal precious metal vein-type deposits occurring in Green tuff region (submarine volcanic and sedimentary rocks). [Pg.449]

Nickel in Meteorites. Centuries before the discovery of nickel, primitive peoples shaped meteoric iron into implements and swords and appreciated the superiority of this Heaven-sent metal (125). In 1777 J. K. F. Meyer of Stettin noticed that when he added sulfuric acid to some native iron which P. S. Pallas had found in Siberia, he obtained a green solution which became blue when it was treated with ammonium hydroxide. In 1799 Joseph-Louis Proust detected nickel in meteoric iron from Peru (126). This grayish white native iron had been observed by Rubin de Celis. Since it did not rust, it was sometimes mistaken for native silver. [Pg.165]

Morrill C, Koch PL (2002) Elevation or alteration Evaluation of isotopic constraints on paleoaltitudes surrounding the Eocene Green River Basin. Geology 30 151-154 Morrison J (1994) Meteoric water-rock interaction in the lower plate of the Whipple Mountain metamorphic core complex, California. J Metam Geol 12 827-840... [Pg.116]

Greene N, Judson PN, Langowski JJ, Marchant CA (1999) Knowledge-based expert systems for toxicity and metabolism prediction DEREK, StAR and METEOR. SAR QSAR Environ Res 10 299-314 Greene N (2002) Computer systems for the prediction of toxicity an update. Adv Drug Deliv Rev 54 417—431 Lhasa homepage http //www.chem.leeds.ac.uk/luk/... [Pg.810]

Greene, N., et al. Knowledge-Based Expert System for Toxicity and Metabolism Prediction DEREK, StAR, and METEOR, SAR QSAR, Environ. Res., 10, 299, 1997. [Pg.274]

Moldex, Ideas that wear well, Meteors, PVC-Free logo, PlugStatlons and the random color patterns are registered trademarks of Moldex-Metric, Inc. The bright green color Is a trademark of Moldex-Metric, Inc. as. Patents mi4,359, 0431,465, 5,954,229 and 6,241,120. 02011 Moldex-Metric, Inc. All rights reserved. [Pg.13]

Johann Carl Friedrich Meyer (Stettin 1733-20 February 1811), Court Apothecary in Stettin, besides his papers on colloidal silica (see p. 188), hydrofluoric acid (see p. 215), the non-convertibility of silica into alumina (see p. 568), and the preparation of sodium carbonate from common salt (see p. 562), investigated the solubility of lead in sulphuric acid and the action of acids on strontia, and analysed minerals. He prepared artificial Seltzer water. He found that Siberian native iron dissolves in dilute sulphuric acid to a green solution, which becomes blue with ammonium chloride. Proust later showed that native (Peruvian) and meteoric iron contain nickel. Meyer s supposed new metal, hydrosiderum, he showed himself was iron phosphide (seep. 194). [Pg.299]


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