W. E. Hidden

Publishing 1880–1906

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Publications 13

  1. On yttocrasite, a new yttrium-thorium-uranium titanate
    W. E. Hidden, C. H. Warren
    american journal of science 1906 14 reads
  2. Some results of late mineral research in Llano County, Texas
    american journal of science 1905 22 reads
  3. The Hayden Creek, Idaho, meteoric iron
    american journal of science 1900 15 reads
  4. Occurrence of sperrylite in North Carolina
    american journal of science 1898 17 reads
  5. On the associated minerals of rhodolite
    W. E. Hidden, Joseph H. Pratt
    american journal of science 1898 14 reads
  6. On rhodolite, a new variety of garnet
    W. E. Hidden, Joseph H. Pratt
    american journal of science 1898 15 reads
  7. On mackintoshite, a new thorium and uranium mineral
    american journal of science 1893 15 reads
  8. A description of several yttria and thoria minerals from Llano County, Texas
    W. E. Hidden, J. B. Mackintosh
    american journal of science 1889 15 reads
  9. On a new thorium mineral, auerlite
    W. E. Hidden, J. B. Mackintosh
    american journal of science 1888 20 reads
  10. On a new sodium sulphatochloride, sulphohalite
    W. E. Hidden, J. B. Mackintosh
    american journal of science 1888 14 reads
  11. On the Mazapil meteoric iron, which fell November 27, 1885
    american journal of science 1887 11 reads
  12. A new meteoric iron from North Carolina
    american journal of science 1880 19 reads
  13. An account of the finding of a new meteorite in Cleberne County, Alabama
    american journal of science 1880 13 reads

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