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All Works
20 of 20 papers shown
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Milton, C.T., et al.. (1978). Abelsonite, nickel porphyrin, a new mineral from the Green River Formation, Utah. American Mineralogist. 63. 930–937.20 indexed citations
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Fitzpatrick, J. & A. Pabst. (1977). Burbankite from the Green River Formation, Wyoming. American Mineralogist. 62. 158–163.2 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1974). Synthesis, Properties, and Structure of K2Ca(CO3)2, Buetschliit. American Mineralogist. 59. 353–358.26 indexed citations
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Pabst, A. & William N. Sharp. (1973). Kogarkoite,a new natural phase in the system Na2SO4-NaF-NaC. American Mineralogist. 58. 116–127.10 indexed citations
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Pabst, A. & Charles Milton. (1972). Leucosphenite, and its Occurrence in the Green River Formation of Utah And Wyoming. American Mineralogist. 57. 1801–1822.1 indexed citations
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Brown, F., et al.. (1971). Birnessite on Colemanite at Boron, California. American Mineralogist. 56. 1057–1064.14 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1971). Natrolite from the Green River Formation, Colorado, Showing an Intergrowth Akin to Twinning. American Mineralogist. 56. 560–569.6 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1971). Pyrite of Unusual Habit Simulating Twinning from the Green River Formation of Wyoming: Correction. American Mineralogist. 56. 1486–1486.1 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1971). Pyrite of unusual habit simulating twinning from the Green River Formation of Wyoming. American Mineralogist. 56. 133–145.9 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1966). Acceptance of the roebling medal of the Mineralogical Society of America. American Mineralogist. 51. 552–554.
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Pabst, A., et al.. (1963). Galeite and related phases in the system Na2SO4-NaF-NaCl. American Mineralogist. 48. 485–510.6 indexed citations
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Mazzi, F. & A. Pabst. (1962). Reexamination of cuprorivaite. American Mineralogist. 47. 409–411.22 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1961). X-ray crystallography of davidite. American Mineralogist. 46. 700–718.10 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1959). The pyrite-marcasite relation—a belated comment. American Mineralogist. 44. 685–688.1 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1959). On the hydrates of sodium carbonate, a correction, and the crystallography of trona. American Mineralogist. 44. 274–281.1 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1958). The structure of leached gillespite, a sheet silicate. American Mineralogist. 43. 970–980.5 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1954). Brannerite from California. American Mineralogist. 39. 109–117.21 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1952). The metamict state. American Mineralogist. 37. 137–157.74 indexed citations
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Pabst, A.. (1951). X-ray examination of uranothorite. American Mineralogist. 36. 557–562.2 indexed citations
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Pabst, A. & C. Osborne Hutton. (1951). Huttonite, a new monoclinic thorium silicate with an account of its occurrence, analysis, and properties. American Mineralogist. 36. 60–65.44 indexed citations
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