Victoria Falls

Mayze, R. Nickel laterite processing in Western Australia. Copper, Cobalt, Nickel and Zinc Recovery, Conference, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, July 16-18, 2001, F1-F12. 

Nkunya, M.H.H. (1996). Unusual metabolites from Tanzanian Annonaceous plants The genus Uvaria. In Chemistry, Biological and Pharmacological properties of African medicinal plants. Hostettmann, K., Chinyangaynya, F., Maillard, M. and Wolfender, J.L. (Eds.), pp. 268-281. Proceedings of the first International IOCD symposium, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe University of Zimbabwe. 

Australia does not as yet possess any nuclear power stations. In Australia, electrical distribution is the responsibility of utilities in six states and one territory. Only limited interconnections exist among most of them. Three Australian states (Western Australia, South Australia, and Queensland) fall in the SMPR range while one further one (Victoria) falls in the MPR size range. 

Sayer, J. A., Vanclay, J. K., Byron, N. (1997). Technologies for sustainable forest management Challenges for the 21st century. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Commonwealth Forestry Congress. CIFOR Occasional Paper No. 12. 

TNA PRO AB 16/393. Africa Suggested construction of atomic energy plant in vicinity of Victoria Falls. Note For The Record. 7 July 1947. 

The Murchison meteorite shown in Figure 6.7, like all meteorites, is named after the place from which it was recovered and in this case it is the town of Murchison, Victoria in Australia about 100 km north of Melbourne. The fall occurred in 1969 and was followed by an analysis of the chemical composition in some considerable detail. The Murchison meteorite is a carbonaceous chondrite containing about 2 per cent carbon, some as inorganic carbonates, and some as soluble compounds such as amino acids but the bulk as a macromolecular heterogeneous material referred to as kerogen. 

Antarctic Search for Meteorites (ANSMET) recoveries from Victoria Land. Numbers in italics are estimated assuming 4 fragments per fall those in normal type are corrected for pairing. 

Atistralia.—Macleay district, at Hargreaves Falls and Aberfoil, Armidale (New South Wales), Costerfield (Victoria), and Queensland. 

Figure 8. Historical changes in the isotopic and elemental composition of sedimentary OM from cores V96-3MC and SMC, Lake Victoria (chronology from Pbdaling Verschurenetal., submitted). The abrupt fall inTN values in the uppermost 5 cm is probably due to diagenetic loss of labile N compounds (see text). Note the tendency for to rise since the mid-1980s and the changes in 5 N, and C/N following the rise in lake level in the early 1960s.

Victoria Nelson, Symmes Hole, or the South Polar Romance, Raritan 17 (Fall 1997) 136. 

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