Kimberley

Diamonds are found in ancient volcanic pipes embedded in a relatively soft, dark coloured basic rock called blue ground or kimberlite , from the South African town of Kimberley where such pipes were first discovered in 1870. Diamonds... 

Britovsek GJP, Gibson VC, Kimberley BS, Maddox PJ, McTavish SJ, Solan GA, Whitea AJP, Williams DJ (1998) Chem Commun 849... 

Clentsmith GKB, Gibson VC, Hitchcock PB, Kimberley BS, Rees CW (2002) Chem... 

Parker, E.G., "Oxidative Pressure Leaching of Zinc Concentrates", Fifth Annual District Six Meeting of CIMM, Kimberley, B.C.,... 

Zircon occurs in the Ural Mountains Trentino, Monte Somma, and Vesuvius. Italy Arendal, Norway Ceylon, India Thailand at the Kimberley mines, Republic of South Africa Madagascar and in Canada in Renfrew County, Ontario, and Grenville, Quebec. In the United States, zircon is found at Litchfield, Maine Chesterfield, Massachusetts in Essex, Orange, and St Lawrence Counties, New York Henderson County, North Carolina the Pikes Peak district of Colorado and Llano County, Texas. 

Chris Jeryan, Kimberley McGrath, Mark Springer... 

Beak International (2000) Second cycle EEM Final Interpretative Report for Kimberley-Clark Incorporated Terrace Bay Mill, Beak International Incorporated, Brampton, Ontario. 

The Ziegler-Natta catalyst 2,6-diacetylpyridinebisiron(II) chlorotrimethylalu-minium, (I), and procatalyst 2,4- [N-(2,6-dimethylphenyl)]phenylimidoyl 6-methyl pyrimidine iron dichloride, (11), were prepared by Kimberley [1] and Gibson [2], respectively, and used as high-activity 1-olefin polymerization catalysts. 

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