The Mineralogical Record is a mineralogy magazine, published in the United States by The Mineralogical Record Inc. with a periodicity of six issues a year, totaling approximately 700 pages. Publish, in English, articles on topographic mineralogy, including locations around the world an also articles in specimen-oriented mineralogy. He also publishes chronicles on the main mineral fairs, and occasionally, articles on the history of mineralogy and on museums and mineral collections. In addition to the periodic numbers, it occasionally includes supplementary numbers, distributed at no additional cost to subscribers, on mineral collections from specific geographical areas. TheMineralogical Record Inc. is a non-profit organization. The publication of the magazine is maintained by the payment of subscriptions, advertising, edition and sale of books and through donations.
The Mineralogical Record began to be published in 1970, at the initiative of John S. White, curator in the Smithsonian Institution's Department of Mineralogy, with the aim of filling the gap between scientific mineralogy journals (which began at that time to look more like solid state physics and chemistry than conventional descriptive mineralogy) and purely amateur magazines.[1] The first year only four numbers were published, without color photographs, with the financial support of Arthur Montgomery.[2] In number 2 of 1976 he joined as editor Wendell E. Wilson, which remains as such today.
This magazine is considered among the best in the world, both for the scientific quality of its contents and for the formal aspect, which includes the quality of the photographs and their reproduction.[3] The work of The Mineralogical Record magazine in the promotion and dissemination of mineralogy has been recognized by giving a mineral the name of minrecordite.[4] The role of its editor, Wendel E. Wilson, has been recognized by giving another mineral the name of wendwilsonite.[5] In 1994 he won the Carnegie Prize for Mineralogy, being the only time it has been awarded to a magazine.[3]
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Axis: An Eclectic Journal of Mineralogy is a peer-reviewed online-only journal published by The Mineralogical Record since 2005. It accommodates a wide range of mineralogy-related topics such as "History of mineral collecting", "Social and cultural aspect of mineralogy" and "Mineral-related travelogs".[6]
Referencesedit
^White, John S. (1970). "Editorial". The Mineralogical Record. 1: 5.
^White, John S. (2004). "The early history of The Mineralogical Record". The Mineralogical Record. 35: 73–85.
^ abHuizing, Marie (1995). "Chips from the quarry: 1994 Carnegie Mineralogical Award presented". Rocks & Minerals. 70: 149. doi:10.1080/00357529.1995.9926613.
^Garavelli, C.G., Vurro, F., Fioravanti, G.C (1982). "Minrecordite, a new mineral from Tsumeb". The Mineralogical Record. 13: 131–136.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
^Dunn, P. J., Sturman, B. D., Nelen, J. A. (1987). "Wendwilsonite, the magnesium analogue of roselite, from Morocco, New Jersey, and Mexico, and new data on roselite" (PDF). The American Mineralogist. 72: 217–221.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
^"About Axis". Mineralogical Record. Retrieved 25 July 2022.
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mineralogical, record, mineralogy, magazine, published, united, states, with, periodicity, issues, year, totaling, approximately, pages, publish, english, articles, topographic, mineralogy, including, locations, around, world, also, articles, specimen, oriente. The Mineralogical Record is a mineralogy magazine published in the United States by The Mineralogical Record Inc with a periodicity of six issues a year totaling approximately 700 pages Publish in English articles on topographic mineralogy including locations around the world an also articles in specimen oriented mineralogy He also publishes chronicles on the main mineral fairs and occasionally articles on the history of mineralogy and on museums and mineral collections In addition to the periodic numbers it occasionally includes supplementary numbers distributed at no additional cost to subscribers on mineral collections from specific geographical areas TheMineralogical Record Inc is a non profit organization The publication of the magazine is maintained by the payment of subscriptions advertising edition and sale of books and through donations The Mineralogical RecordDisciplineMineralogyLanguageEnglishEdited byWendell E WilsonPublication detailsHistory1970 presentPublisherMineralogical Record Inc United States Frequency6 yearStandard abbreviationsISO 4 alt Bluebook alt1 alt2 NLM alt MathSciNet alt ISO 4Mineral Rec IndexingCODEN alt alt2 JSTOR alt LCCN alt MIAR NLM alt ScopusCODENMRECA7ISSN0026 4628LCCN79017554OCLC no 609855346LinksJournal homepageHistory editThe Mineralogical Record began to be published in 1970 at the initiative of John S White curator in the Smithsonian Institution s Department of Mineralogy with the aim of filling the gap between scientific mineralogy journals which began at that time to look more like solid state physics and chemistry than conventional descriptive mineralogy and purely amateur magazines 1 The first year only four numbers were published without color photographs with the financial support of Arthur Montgomery 2 In number 2 of 1976 he joined as editor Wendell E Wilson which remains as such today This magazine is considered among the best in the world both for the scientific quality of its contents and for the formal aspect which includes the quality of the photographs and their reproduction 3 The work of The Mineralogical Record magazine in the promotion and dissemination of mineralogy has been recognized by giving a mineral the name of minrecordite 4 The role of its editor Wendel E Wilson has been recognized by giving another mineral the name of wendwilsonite 5 In 1994 he won the Carnegie Prize for Mineralogy being the only time it has been awarded to a magazine 3 Axis editAxis An Eclectic Journal of Mineralogy is a peer reviewed online only journal published by The Mineralogical Record since 2005 It accommodates a wide range of mineralogy related topics such as History of mineral collecting Social and cultural aspect of mineralogy and Mineral related travelogs 6 References edit White John S 1970 Editorial The Mineralogical Record 1 5 White John S 2004 The early history of The Mineralogical Record The Mineralogical Record 35 73 85 a b Huizing Marie 1995 Chips from the quarry 1994 Carnegie Mineralogical Award presented Rocks amp Minerals 70 149 doi 10 1080 00357529 1995 9926613 Garavelli C G Vurro F Fioravanti G C 1982 Minrecordite a new mineral from Tsumeb The Mineralogical Record 13 131 136 a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link Dunn P J Sturman B D Nelen J A 1987 Wendwilsonite the magnesium analogue of roselite from Morocco New Jersey and Mexico and new data on roselite PDF The American Mineralogist 72 217 221 a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link About Axis Mineralogical Record Retrieved 25 July 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Mineralogical Record amp oldid 1100379481 Axis, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
