W. E. Ford
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Publications 10
- The growth of mineralogy from 1818 to 1918
- A remarkable crystal of apatite from Mount Apatite, Auburn, Me
- Mineral notes
- A contribution to the optical study of the amphiboles
- Chemical and optical study of a labradorite
- The effect of the presence of alkalies in beryl upon its optical properties
- On orthoclase twins of unusual habit
- Some interesting beryl crystals and their associations
- On stibiotantalite
- On calaverite
Possible papers by W. E. Ford 12
Published under a similar spelling of the name. Beside each paper is the evidence that it may be the same person, strongest first; "Same name only" means there is nothing else to go on.
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Margarosanite, a new lead-calcium silicate from Franklin, New Jersey
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On hydro-zincite
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On the identity of footeite with connellite together with the description of two new occurrences of the mineral
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Pyroxmangite, a new member of the pyroxene group and its alteration product, skemmatite
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Siliceous calcites from the badlands, Washington County, South Dakota
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A study of the relations existing between the chemical, optical, and other physical properties of the members of the garnet group
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Neptunite crystals from San Benito County, California
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On the chemical composition of axinite
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Rickardite, a new mineral
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On the chemical composition of dumortierite
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William E. Ford 10 articles
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William Ford 1 article
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W. Ford 1 article
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