247 research outputs found
Allan Pring
No full textAllan Pring became Curator of Minerals at the South Australian Museum after a brief period at the Research School of Chemistry, Australian National University. His research interests centre on the formation of minerals by hydrothermal processes, the development of neutron and x-ray diffraction techniques to study mineral formation processes at high temperature and pressure hydrothermal conditions, and biomineralisation processes and structure as it relates to the colour of shells and pearls. He has been active in a number of mineralogical societies.Prof Allan Prin
Hydrothermal fluid flow during mineral alteration reactions in geothermal and other systems: An overview
No full textAllan Pring, Barbara Etschmann, Joel Brugger and Yung Nogtha
The transformation of pentlandite to violarite under mild hydrothermal conditions: a dissolution-reprecipitation reaction
No full textAllan Pring, Christophe Tenailleau, Barbara Etschmann, Joel Brugger & Ben Grguri
Textural and compositional complexities resulting from coupled dissolution-reprecipitation reactions in geomaterials
No full textAbstract not availableAlexander Altree-Williams, Allan Pring, Yung Ngothai, Joël Brugge
A preliminary study on fluid rock interactions of the hot fractured rock geothermal system in Cooper Basin, South Australia
No full textGideon B. Kuncoro, Yung Ngothai, Brian O’Neill, Allan Pring and Joël Bruggerhttp://www.impactenviro.com.au/ausgeothermal/conference.asphttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/3638166
Hydrothermal mineral replacement reactions and their applications in mining and processing
No full textJing Zhao, Allan Pring, Joël Brugger, Fang Xia and Kan Li, Yung Ngothaihttp://www.hydroprocess2013.com/english
The mechanism of pentlandite oxidation in the temperature range 530-600 degrees C
No full textFang Xia, Allan Pring, Yung Ngothai, Brian O'Neill, Joel Brugger, Guorong Chen and Chris Colbyhttp://www.chemeca2007.com
Hydrothermal synthesis of FeNi(2)S(4), a thiospinel
No full textFang Xia, Allan Pring, Yung Ngothai, Brian O'Neill, Joel Brugger, Guorong Chen and Chris Colbyhttp://www.chemeca2007.com
The kinetics of pentlandite oxidation in the temperature range 530-600 degrees C
No full textFang Xia, Allan Pring, Yung Ngothai, Brian O'Neill, Joel Brugger, Guorong Chen and Chris Colbyhttp://www.chemeca2007.com/abstract/374.ht
The catalytic role of pyrrhotite in hydrothermal alteration of pentlandite to violarite
No full textFang Xia, Allan Pring, Yung Ngothai, Brian O'Neill, Joel Brugger, Guorong Chen and Chris Colbyhttp://www.chemeca2007.com/abstract/375.ht
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