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| 36253/fup_best_practice) All publications are submitted to an external refereeing process under the responsibility...This editionâcurated by Firenze University Pressâis an expression of the commitment of our University, and...Museum System, whose staff also contributed with an opening essay. The Florentine academic tradition...newspaper Wienerisches Diarium reported in detail on an elaborately orchestrated visit by the rising generation...Habsburg dynasty elite to the Lower Hungarian mining district around BanskĂĄ Ć tiavnica (Schemnitz, Slovakia): |
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| unique experience; for the first time he can enjoy an array of seventy-eight specimens each judged best...In the Gallery these seventy-six are presented in an order calculated to delight the eye rather than merely...aquamarine crystal would receive more support than an equally wellformed but lighter-colored crystal. 6...private, represented in the book. Such an idea was doomed to an early disappointment. Classic minerals...several suggestions and thirty nominations. Possibly an encouraging comment by Rudy Fahl best summarized |
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| 000007 0000Âź* The Worldâs Finest W MV >1VL an a CRYSTALS by Peter Bancroft A Studio Book THE...unique ex perience; for the first time he can enjoy an array of seventy-eight specimens each judged best...In the Gallery these seventy-six are presented in an order calculated to delight the eye rather than merely...aquamarine crystal would receive more support than an equally wellformed but lighter-colored crystal. 6...private, represented in the book. Such an idea was doomed to an early disappoint ment. Classic minerals |
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| unique experience; for the first time he can enjoy an array of seventy-eight specimens each judged best...In the Gallery these seventy-six are presented in an order calculated to delight the eye rather than merely...aquamarine crystal would receive more support than an equally wellformed but lighter-colored crystal. ...private, represented in the book. Such an idea was doomed to an early disappointment. Classic minerals...several suggestions and thirty nominations. Possibly an encouraging comment by Rudy Fahl best summarized |
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| Lee Boltin Based on the original work âBunte Welt der schonen* Steineâ by Werner Lieber, © 1969 by Franckhâsche...of minerals, the minerals themselves are of prime imÂŹ portance. Basically, then, mineralogy deals with...could hardly determine the origin of rocks, nor could an economic geologist study valuable ore materials....which involve very simple hand tests which will be an invaluable aid in your identification of specimens...mineral with a Sp. G. of 3 is 3 times heavier than an equal volume of water. Even with these tests, you |
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| Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, W. Germany. Anthony C. Tennissen. der schĂ©nen* Franckhâsche Adapted by Revised Edition...of minerals, the minerals themselves are of prime im- portance. Basically, then, mineralogy deals with...could hardly determine the origin of rocks, nor could an economic geologist study valuable ore materials...where take a brief look mineralâall of which will be an they are most commonly found. Let us at the principal...mineral with a Sp. G. of 3 is 3 times heavier than an equal volume of water. Even with these tests, you |
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| THE WORLD OF NATURE | In full colour-an introduction to the composition, beauty and structure of our...collections in the world, and this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best...114 epistilbite 124 epsomite 60 erubescite 10 erythrite 70, 73 euchroite 70, 73 eudialite 90 euxenite...24 melanterite 59 melilite 85 meneghinite 18 mercury 4 mesitite 40 mesolite 119 mesotype 119 metacinnabarite...block of pyrite and analyze them, they should have an identical chemical composition, and the same should |
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| THE WORLD OF NATI In full color â an introduction to the reernn reste) beauty and structure of our...collections in the world, and this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best...124 arsenic 4 chalcedony 31 chalcocite 8, 8 erythrite 70, 73 argentojarosite 58 arsenates 65 arsenides...melanochalcite 24 melanterite 59 melilite 85 meneghinite 18 mercury 4 mesitite 40 mesolite 119 mesotype 119 metacinnabarite...minerals, strictly above. And while it has that mercury, opal, and should be grouped with speaking they |
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| (1) p. 17. Inyo County: district, 2, As radial clusters near Lippincott mine, Ubehebe McAllister (4)...breccia at Dana Point, Jenni (p.c. '57). GLAUCOPHANE An outcrop of glaucophane schist with abundant yellowish...from the Stirling Borax mine, Tick Canyon, Pemberton (p.c. '58). This is an unusual mode of occurrence...lens as pale brown crystals at the Foster Bluebird mine 3 miles north of the abandoned station of Ogilby...chiastolite occurs widely in the Rest Spring shale. An accessible occurrence is along San Lucas Canyon, |
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| Left: Magnificent hexagonal crystals of chalyblte, an Iron carbonate. The triangular 'growth shadows' that...are visible represent the form of the crystals at an earlier stage in their development The following...along certain directions, is mentioned here. It is an important way of identifying minerals, and it is... which runs from i (talc) to io (diamond). It is an important guide to the identity of a mineral, and...the stone; and the mineralâs sensitivity to heatâan important conÂŹ sideration, since stones are heated |
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| .... . Utah Toelle County, Gold Hill, Gold Hill mine --=.rransparent micro crystals on limonite gossen...silicate' Arizona Pima County, Ajo, New Cornelia mine Sky blue micro xls and coatings on monzonite . ...Rutherford mine #2 Lustrous white twin xl groups, minor muscovite PERICLINE Italy, Austria, Switzerland...cleavable with blue opalescence I. 00 ALLEMONTITE An intergrowth of arsenic and antimony Germany Harz...Lead telluride âą Colorado Saguache County, Klondike mine Brilliant metallic tin white cleavable mass in quartz |
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| three parts, the order in each being alphabetical (1) an Author List, the papers numbered consecutively; (2)...Index follows the Subject Index for each State; where an author has dealt with a mineral locality in a comprehensive...erroneous a question mark has been added. Mineralogy is an exact science, and it is to be hoped that in future...north-west of C.â; A, B, and C may all be in the same district, but it is sometimes difficult or impossible to...â âLeigh Creek,â âAvondale Mineâ; all these are in the Leigh Creek District, and there may be but one |
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| [(OH)5 (P04)4]' 6 H20 (monoclinic, brown) RotlÄufchen Mine near Wetzlar/FRG Original size 5 x 6 mm ISBN-13:...The magic of minerals. Translation of: Zauberwelt der Mineralien. Includes index 1. MinII. Title. QE eralogy...German edition: O. Medenbach . H. Wilk: Zauberwelt der Mineralien © 1977 Sigloch Edition, Kunzelsau, Zurich/MÄnnedorf...extremely thin. If one were to compare the earth with an apple, the crust would be about as thick as the apple's...a deeper view of the crust in mines. The deepest mine shafts are those of the gold mines in the Witwatersrand |
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| aid to 220 species and varieties âą âą Includes an introduction to the world's key mineral-forming environments...visual aid to 220 species and varieties Includes an introduction to the world's key mineral-forming environments...southwater , This edition Is published by Southwater, an imprint of Anness Publishing Ltd, Hermes House, 88-89...Publishing we believe that business should be conducted in an ethical and ecologically sustainable way, with respect...forests. Certification ensures forests are managed in an environmentally sustainable and socially responsible |
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| collections in the world, and this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best...24 melanterite 59 melilite 85 meneghinite I 8 mercury 4 mesitite 40 mesolite 119 mesotype 119 metacinnabarite...59 zippeite 62 zircon 77, 78, 78 zoisite 88 THE MINE LKINGDOM All physical bodies in Nature can be...block of pyrite and analyze them, they should have an identical chemical composition, and the same should...physics that true 'solid' bodies are those that possess an internal structure of aton1s linked together in a |
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| logy. Contribution; co ncerning the topographical mine 7alogy of the British Isles are particularly welcome...with calcite, galena and pyrite. Glengowla East mine, Oughterard, Co . Galway, Eire. Sir Arthur Russell...vivianite PG. Embrey 77 Native silver from Hilderston mine , West Lothian. Scotland T.K. Meikle 83 Mineralogy....F. Brooke 103 An unusual occurrence of arsenate minerals at Gwaith-yr-Afon mine, Dyfed , Wales S.A...114 Barytocalcite and witherite from Rorrington mine, Chirbury, Salop, England R.E. Starkey, N. Hubbard |
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| characteristic forms, it is rather difficult even for an expert to classify them. For this reason typical...chalcedony. All minerals are solid with one exception: mercury. The majority of minerals occur in crystal form...mirror (reflection ) plane. 2. The axis of symmetry is an imaginary line passing through the centre of the...tetrad and hexad axes according to the number of times an identical face is displayed during rotation through...crystal. The result is an assemblage of interlocking crystals in irregular clumps called an aggregate. In rock |
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| becomes an easy matter, even for âą novices. This new guide to minerals, however, is more than an aid to...structure of a type of crystal does not always adhere to an unvarying chemical formu la. In siderite, for example...iderbund Mine, near Eiserfeld (Siegerland, Germany), 3x almost identical in size. They form an unbroken...can use to construct its lattice. Photo: Siderite, an iron carbonate, can also contain magnesium and manganese...according to which all minerals-with the exception of mercury, which is liquid--can be classified. Becau se the |
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| ROCKS AND MINERALS Michael OâDonoghue GALLERY BOOKS An Imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers Inc. 112 Madison...published in the United States 1990 by Gallery Books, an' imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers, Inc., 112 Madison...museum quality but many minerals can be found on mine dumps or can be purchased or traded. After introducing...the field is the natural glass obsidian. This forms an amorphous material since cooling is too quick for...heat and pressure are accompanied by gases preceding an intrusion the existing sedimentary rock may alter |
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| Professor Berman, while traveling abroad, died in an accident. The science of mineralogy suffered a tragic...Particular mention may be made here of Hintze's Haiidhuch der Mineralogie and of the earlier editions of this work...Mineralogical Society of Great Britain. As formerly, an effort w^as made to remedy recognized inadequacies...although only with regard to the mechanics of presenting an adequate description, with certain common and important...from the waters of Great Salt Lake, Utah. In Canada, an important deposit of salt lies along the eastern |
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| characteristic forms, it is rather difficult even for an expert to classify them. For this reason typical...chalcedony. All minerals are solid with one exception: mercury. The majority of minerals occur in crystal form...mirror (reflection) plane. 2. The axis of symmetry is an imaginary line passing through the centre of the...tetrad and hexad axes according to the number of times an identical face is displayed during rotation through...crystal. The result is an assemblage of interlocking crystals in irregular clumps called an aggregate. In rock |
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| reference shelf and for work in the field this will prove an indispensable book. 306 colour photographs, 26 black...such figures should only be considered as indicating an order of magnitude. ISBN 0 7188 2011 8 Illustrations...MinÂŹ erals are not dealt with in isolation but as an integral part of the rocks in which they are formed...forms. The word derives from the Latin âmineraâ = 'mineâ. Mineralogy is the science dealing with minerals...or more metals. Since the economic importance of an ore, and therefore its working, depends on conditions |
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| library book that was digitized by Google as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the information in books...collections have since that time increased to such an extent that the necessity of a Museum catalogue...Journal of Science, 1880 to 1885. ( 4 ) Elemente der Mineralogie. Naumann . Tenth edition. Leipsic. 1877...Mineralogie. 1877 to 1886 . (14) Mohs's Grundriss der Mineralogie. Dresden, 1822. (15) Haidinger's Translation...See Epidote. Achmite . See Acmite. Achrematite. An uncertain arsenate and molybdate of lead . Achrenstein |
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| Minerals â kâ J â Text by Pierre Bariand ! iM Conservateur de la Collection des Mineraux de la...Rather than a manual of mineralogy, this book is an illustration of a world in which Nature has let her...her imagination run wildâone which has had an immense influence on the history of mankind and continues...druses or geodes. In 5 druses, crystals are merely an intensified form of the components of a rock, as...sometimes elongated, flattened with an oblique ending (erythrite). âTriclinic: solid with a diamond-shaped |
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| decomposing limnite, the crystals sometimes with an iridescent tarnish." They also recorded manganite...northern most group of hills in the English Lake District (Fig. 1). It is a small tributary of the River...Beyond the gullies an extensive blanket of thin peaty soil obscures the rock head. An outline geological...stream sediment survey of the area around Carrock Mine (Appleton and Wadge, 1976) shows three, roughly...in diameter. This material can be traced back to an outcrop high up in one of the central gullies of |
