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Title: Beryllium
Other Titles: The Mineral Industry of New South Wales No 6 Beryllium
Authors: Department of Mines
Geological Survey of NSW
Keywords: Beryllium ores - New South Wales;Beryllium
Series/Report no.: The Mineral Industry of New South Wales
Abstract: The beryllium-bearing minerals, most important of which is beryl (a silicate of beryllium and aluminium), are of increasing significance, not only because of applications in industrial alloys but also because beryllium is now known to be a most useful structural and moderating (neutron controlling) material in atomic reactors. It is also reported that beryllium is under test overseas for possible use as a rocket fuel
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Appears in Collections:Geological Survey of NSW [1874 -present]

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