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A brief account of the mineral resources of the state of Perlis Aw, Peck Chin.

By: Aw, Peck ChinMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1986Description: i, 11p. ill., maps 30cmSubject(s): Geology -- Perlis | Mineralogy -- Perlis | PerlisSummary: A review of the mineral resources of the state of Perlis shows that, besides tin ore the resources of importance are limestone and possibly cave phosphate known occurrences of arsenopyrite, coal, galena, iron-ore and schedite are unlikely to be of economic importance.

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A review of the mineral resources of the state of Perlis shows that, besides tin ore the resources of importance are limestone and possibly cave phosphate known occurrences of arsenopyrite, coal, galena, iron-ore and schedite are unlikely to be of economic importance.