CONTENTS
| PART I OCCURRENCE OF THE RARE EARTHS | |||
| CHAPTER | PAGE | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| I. | The Nature of the Minerals and their Mode of Occurrence | [1] | |
| II. | The Silicates | [30] | |
| (a) | Silicates of Yttrium and Cerium Metals—Cerite; Gadolinite, Glowing of Minerals; Allanite, Hellandite,Thalénite and Thortveitite; etc. | ||
| (b) | Silicates of Thorium and Zirconium—Thorite, Zircon, Naegite; etc. | ||
| (c) | Mixed Silicates—Eudialyte, Beckelite; etc. | ||
| III. | The Titano-silicates and Titanates | [52] | |
| (a) | Titano-silicates—Yttrotitanite, Titanite; etc. | ||
| (b) | Titanates—Yttrocrasite, Delorenzite, Ilmenite; etc. | ||
| IV. | The Tantalo-Columbates | [60] | |
| (a) | Containing no Titanium Dioxide—Samarskite (Annerödite), Plumboniobite, Yttrotantalite, Fergusonite,Sipylite; etc. | ||
| (b) | Containing Titanium Dioxide—Æschynite; the isodimorphous series Euxenite, Polycrase, Blomstrandine,Priorite; Risörite, Wiikite; etc. | ||
| V. | The Oxides and Carbonates | [72] | |
| (a) | Oxides—Uraninite, Thorianite, Baddeleyite; Rutile, Anatase and Brookite; etc. | ||
| (b) | Carbonates—Lanthanite; Parisite (Synchisite), Cordylite; etc. | ||
| VI. | The Phosphates and Halides | [82] | |
| (a) | Phosphates—Monazite, Xenotime (Hussakite); etc. | ||
| (b) | Halides—Yttrocerite, Yttrofluorite; etc. | ||
| VII. | The Monazite Sands | [90] | |
| VIII. | Radioactivity of the Minerals | [99] | |
| PART II THE CHEMISTRY OF THE ELEMENTS | |||
| IX. | General Properties of the Cerium and Yttrium Groups | [111] | |
| X. | General Methods of Separation | [142] | |
| XI. | The Cerium Group—Cerium | [156] | |
| XII. | The Cerium Group (continued)—Lanthanum, Praseodymium, Neodymium, andSamarium | [168] | |
| XIII. | The Terbium Group | [184] | |
| XIV. | The Erbium and Ytterbium Groups—Yttrium and Scandium | [194] | |
| XV. | The Group IVa Elements—Titanium | [219] | |
| XVI. | The Group IVa Elements (continued)—Zirconium and Thorium | [238] | |
| PART III THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE ELEMENTS | |||
| XVII. | The Incandescent Mantle Industry—Historical and General Introduction | [265] | |
| XVIII. | The Chemical Treatment of Monazite | [275] | |
| XIX. | The Manufacture of Mantles from Cotton and Ramie | [291] | |
| XX. | Artificial Silk—its Production and Use in the Mantle Industry | [301] | |
| XXI. | Other Technological Uses of the Cerium and Yttrium Elements, Zirconium andThorium | [313] | |
| XXII. | The Industrial Applications of Titanium and its Compounds | [325] | |
| Index | [342] | ||