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- Some suggestions on care in the use and handling of explosives in coal mines
- Marketing vermiculite
- Accidents to children from blasting caps
- Possible hazards attending the use of engines operated on butane fuel in mining and tunneling
- The burning rate of fuse
- Suggested hoisting-signal code for metal-mine shafts
- Hazards from common gases and vapors encountered at surface disasters
- Mining and milling operations of the Rutile Mine of the Titanium Alloy Co., of Arkansas, Hot Spring County, Ark.
- Testing safety catches on mine cages at some eastern bituminous-coal mines
- Some of the hazards of auxiliary fans in coal mines
- Control of silicosis hazard by substitution of quartz-free or low-quartz material for sand under mine locomotives
- Blasting hazards in strip mines adjacent to underground workings
- Prospect trenching with caterpillar-mounted angledozers
- Prevention of fires caused by electric arcs and sparks from trolley wires
- Bureau of Mines exploration of mercury deposits to June 30, 1944
- Successful system for signaling from mine cages at rest or in motion
- Precautions to be taken when approaching old mine workings
- Langbeinite
- Influence of humidity upon the resistivity of solid dielectrics and upon the dissipation of static electricity
- Fluorescent minerals used in lighting and elsewhere
- Use and misuse of flame safety lamps
- Permissible mine equipment approved during 1943
- Milling and smelting operations of the Magma Copper Co., Superior, Ariz.
- Corundum
- Suggested hoisting-signal code for slope coal mines and for shaft mines having only one level
- Moose Creek district of Matanuska coal fields, Alaska
- Carbonizing properties of Pocahontas no. 3-bed coal from Kimball, McDowell county, W. Va. :and the effect of blending this coal with Pittsburgh-bed coal
- Bureau of Mines research on the hydrogenation and liquefaction of coal and lignite
- Electrical devices applied to metallurgical research
- Coke-oven accidents in the United States :calendar year 1942
- Rare and uncommon chemical elements in coal
- The flow of coal-ash slag on furnace walls
- Production of industrial explosives in the United Statesduring the calendar year 1942
- Carbonizing properties of western region interior province coals and certain blends of these coals
- Thermodynamic properties of carbides of chromium
- Analyses of Virginia coals.
- Precision jigging as a substitute for laboratory sink-float
- Thermal expansion of pressure samples of hydrocarbon liquids from gas-condensate wells
- Wartime application of air-gas injection and oil-well reconditioning in the Appalachian region
- A method for surveying drill holes by oriented drill rods
- Preparation and properties of metal carbides :with critical comment as to the significance in the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis
- Application of the back-pressure method for determining absolute open flows of large gas wells
- Applications of thermal analysis to clays and aluminous minerals
- History of water-flooding of oil sands in Kansas
- National motor-gasoline survey :Winter 1943-44
- Apparatus for determining the minimum energies for electric-spark ignition of flammable gases and vapors
- Safety blasting practices in a New York quarry
- Energies and equilibria in the decomposition of nitrates of manganese, magnesium, calcium, barium, and aluminum and reactions of nitrogen peroxide
- Comparison of fine-series, square-mesh-wire test sieves of different countries
- Differential thermal analysis of quartz