Early Pennsylvanian ombrotrophic mire of the Prokop Coal (Upper Silesian Basin); what does it say about climate?
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DOI: 10.1016/j.coal.2018.09.008
Abstract: Abstract The Lower Pennsylvanian (Kinderscoutian) Prokop Coal (Coal No. 40), the erosional remnant of which covers about 5000 km 2 , is the thickest seam of the Upper Silesian Basin situated along the Czech –… read more here.
Keywords: silesian basin; prokop coal; coal; upper silesian ... See more keywords
High Specific Activity of Radium Isotopes in Baryte from the Czech Part of the Upper Silesian Basin—An Example of Spontaneous Mine Water Treatment
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DOI: 10.3390/min10020103
Abstract: Radium-bearing barytes (radiobarytes) have been known since the beginning of the 20th century. They are mainly found as precipitates of low-temperature hydrothermal solutions. In anthropogenic environments, they frequently occur as crusts on oil industry equipment… read more here.
Keywords: radium; silesian basin; part upper; czech part ... See more keywords