Geology and Resources of ·vanadium

64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF VANADIUM GEOLOGY
Relates the low vanadium content (0.005 percent) of the oil shales to weathering
conditions in the rocks from which the shales were derived.
Khamrabaev, I. Kh. See Gamaleev, I. E. 00536
00564 Kholodov, V. N.; Lisitsin, A. K.; Komarova, G. V.; Kondrat'yeva, I. A. Epigene
zoning of uranium mineralization in petroliferous carbonate rocks: Akad. Nauk
SSSR Izv. Geol. Ser., English translation, 1961, no. 11, p. 43-56, 1961, [1962].
The deposits also contain some vanadium.
01154 Kholodov, V. N. Tipy kontsentratsiy vanadiya v osadochnykh porodakh i
nekotorye voprosy ego geokhimii [Types of vanadium concentrations in sedimentary
rocks and some problems of its geochemistry]: Geologiya Rudn. Mestorozhd., v.
9, no. 3, p. 54-69, 1967; abs. in Chern. Abs., v. 68, abs. no. 23681r, 1968.
01160 Kholodov, V. N. The evolution of vanadium concentration types with time [in
Russian]: Akad. Nauk. SSSR Doklady, v. 177, no. 1, p. 197-200, 1967; English
translation will appear in Akad. Nauk USSR Doklady, Earth sci. sec., v. 177, no.
1-6(?), p. unknown at this date, 1967; abs. in Chern. Abs., v. 68, abs. no. 23553a,
1968.
00565 Kim, Chong Hwan; Yon, Sang Kyo. Uranium-bearing crystalline graphite
deposit, southeastern area of Konggi-up, Chungchong-namdo: Korea Geol. Survey
Bull., no. 2, p. 219-233, 1958.
Describes deposits of graphitic schist and gneiss, which have an average vanadium
content of 0.08 percent.
00285 Kimball, Gordon. Discovery of carnotite: Eng. Mining Jour., v. 77, p. 956,
1904.
King, D. See Campana, B. 00182
00566 King, J. W. Uranium deposits in the Black Hills: Am. Inst. Mining Metal!.
Petroleum Engineers Trans., v. 205, p. 41-46, 1956.
The deposits in sandstone have a U:V ratio of about 1:1.5.
00567 King, J. W. Geology and ore deposits of Mesa V, Lukachukai district, Arizona:
U.S. AtomiC Energy Comm., RM0-754, 17 p., 1951.
The occurrence of uranium-vanadium deposits in sandstone is described.
01211 King, J. W. High-grade uraniferous lignites in Harding County, South Dakota,
in Geology of uranium and thorium: New York, United Nations, InternaL Conf.
Peaceful Uses Atomic Energy, Proc., Aug. 8-20, 1955, v. 6, p. 473-483, 1956; revised
in U.S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 300, p. 419-431, 1956.
The V z05 content of these lignites ranges from 0 to 0.07 percent and averages about
0.05 percent.
King, R. U. See Fischer, R. P. 00101
King, R. U. See Beroni, E. P. 00137
00568 King, R. U.; Leonard, B. F.; Moore, F. B.; Pierson, C. T. Uranium in the metalmining
districts of Colorado: U.S. Geol. Survey Circ. 215, lOp., 1953.
The known uranium deposits are classified by types and their general distribution
is given. Only the disseminated deposits in sedimentary rocks (mainly sandstone)
contain much vanadium.