 | | Book (volume) | | Muséum d’histoire naturelle MINERALOGIE DE LA FRANCE ET DE SES COLONIES DESCRIPTION PHYSIQUE ET CHIMIQUE...317 352 73 243 5 282 267 MINÉRALOGIE DE LA FRANCE -MACON PR O T AT FRERES, IMPRIMEURS I M-...revue de tout ce que j’ai MINÉRALOGIE DE LA FRANCE H recueilli dans les au cours de ma publication...richesses minéralogiques du sol de la plus grande France, en montrant que ses colonies, tout autant que... mon long ce livre contribuait à stimuler en France l’étude de l’histoire naturelle des minéraux |  | | Book (volume) | | Ker^^f/acht 17 — Lsi^era i K , MINÉRALOGIE LA FRANCE le Ke présent volume a été publié en deux fascicules...minéralogie an d’histoire naturelle minéralogie DE LA FRANCE LT DE SES COLONIES description physique et chimique...TOME Lorsqu’il y a trois ans, Minéralogie de la France j’ai et II entrepris la publication de ma...Lacboix. — Minéralogie. II. 1 MINERALOGIE DE LA FRANCE des minéraux considérés comme éléments de roche...plan. seront pas perdus et montreront oublié en France — — ce qui semble presque que l’étude des questions |  | | Book (volume) | | ! -• ’ I M- TÎM. MINERALOGIE DE LA FRANCE MACON PROTAT FRERES, IMPRIMEURS y/> LACROIX...Muséum d’histoire naturelle MINÉRALOGIE DE LA FRANCE ET DE SES COLONIES DESCRIPTION PHYSIQUE ET CHIMIQUE...Juillet 1901 A. LACROIX. MINÉRALOGIE DE LA FRANCE OXYDES ET HYDROXYDES OXYDES EAU H^O L’eau se...— Minth'oloqie. — Uî. l MINÉRALOGIE UE LA FRANCE 2 Cassure conclioïdale. Dureté. Fragile 1,... concentriques autour d’un MINÉRALOGIE DE LA FRANCE 4 ^n-ain de aiguilles divergeant celle des |  | | Book (volume) | | Emberger and the following national chapters: France and Luxembourg by J. Bouladon Spain by F. Vazquez...Romania and Yugoslavia; and Southwest Europe embraces France, Spain, Portugal and Italy. Each volume has an...silver Deposits in basement. Deposits in the Lias Baryte Fluorite Copper • Molybdenum Mercury . • Uranium...zinc and silver cevennes Rouergue Auvergne Vosges. Fluorite . Baryte Uranium. • • Molybdenum • • Diatomite...of large sedimentary basins Conclusions 30 31 France and Luxembourg by J. Bouladon Introduction 37 |  | | Book (volume) | | produire un prisme symétrique oblique à un prisme baryte sul- à triangles scalènes, par la troncature ...Saint-Philippe, en fontaine de Saint- Ally re à Clermont en ; telles , Auvergne. D autrefois certaines substances...frottement développe dans quelques variétés de de baryte sulfatée, de chaux sulfatée calcaire, de cjuarz...l’extrémité est le point où se développe la plus haute température situé y au milieu de chasse telle...nickel, de cobalt, de zinc, seconde sc trouvent baryte la , la la strontiane , le l’oxide de |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mine was an abundance of fine, wellcrystallized baryte, galena, sphalerite, and quartz variety amethyst...1 (above): Beau�ful, rich vein slice – silver, baryte, and acanthite (a�er argen�te). From the Bulldog...Colorado. Hypogene silver, rimmed on both sides by baryte and basemetal/silver sulfides. Ore from this stope... Figure 5 (le�): Fine specimen of large, platy baryte crystals. Bulldog Mountain Mine, Creede Mining...brecciated chalcedony and manganese oxides, and small baryte veinlets, with no indica�on of the high-grade ores | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mine was an abundance of fine, wellcrystallized baryte, galena, sphalerite, and quartz variety amethyst...1 (above): Beau�ful, rich vein slice – silver, baryte, and acanthite (a�er argen�te). From the Bulldog...Colorado. Hypogene silver, rimmed on both sides by baryte and basemetal/silver sulfides. Ore from this stope... Figure 5 (le�): Fine specimen of large, platy baryte crystals. Bulldog Mountain Mine, Creede Mining...brecciated chalcedony and manganese oxides, and small baryte veinlets, with no indica�on of the high-grade ores |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mine was an abundance of fine, wellcrystallized baryte, galena, sphalerite, and quartz variety amethyst...1 (above): Beau�ful, rich vein slice – silver, baryte, and acanthite (a�er argen�te). From the Bulldog...Colorado. Hypogene silver, rimmed on both sides by baryte and basemetal/silver sulfides. Ore from this stope... Figure 5 (le�): Fine specimen of large, platy baryte crystals. Bulldog Mountain Mine, Creede Mining...brecciated chalcedony and manganese oxides, and small baryte veinlets, with no indica�on of the high-grade ores | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mine was an abundance of fine, wellcrystallized baryte, galena, sphalerite, and quartz variety amethyst...1 (above): Beau�ful, rich vein slice – silver, baryte, and acanthite (a�er argen�te). From the Bulldog...Colorado. Hypogene silver, rimmed on both sides by baryte and basemetal/silver sulfides. Ore from this stope... Figure 5 (le�): Fine specimen of large, platy baryte crystals. Bulldog Mountain Mine, Creede Mining...brecciated chalcedony and manganese oxides, and small baryte veinlets, with no indica�on of the high-grade ores |  | | Book | | Steenfelt (Denmark/Greenland), M. Pagel (France), B. Poty (France), J. Royall (Spain), and A. Kuestermeyer...their magmatic evolution as presented in Chapter 6, France. V. I. Kazansky translated and prepared text and... . . . 159 159 159 159 162 162 162 Chapter 6 France .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....predominant in the Massif Central and Armorican Massif, France, and in the southern Black Forest, Germany (Limousin-type...Typical examples are the Retail deposit in Vendée, France (Poty et al. 1986), and RoLná-Olší in the West |  | | Book (volume) | | Corneous Mercury, 350 354 355 356 Order VI. - BARYTE . Genus I. LEAD-SPAR. 1. Triprismatic Lead -Spar...Lead , Genus II . Baryte . 1. Rhomboidal Baryte or Witherite, 394 2. Prismatic Baryte, or Heavy - Spar...-Spar, 418 3. Diprismatic Baryte, or Strontianite, 4. Axifrangible Baryte or Celestine. 1st Subsp. Foliated...granite and gneiss rocks of Norway, Swit zerland , France, and Germany. The largest and most beautiful crystals...occur in the Alps of Switzerland, in Lombardy, France, and Siberia. The green felspar analysed by Vau |  | | Book | | cleavage and are not preselll in all specimens of ally one mineral. ___l_ntroduction Fracture This Lcrm...therefore be identified fairly easily. For example, baryte. a white mineral, appears surprisingly heavy (specific... Tabular showi11g broad, flat surfaces, as i11 baryte. 15 I Introduction Crystal systems Crystals...0er i Cassite,;te Tetragona ' I Orthorhom ,c Baryte Olivine Sulphur ' ' . ' at, . Tnci,n,c '...are less prone to weathering. such as tin. gold. baryte and kyanite. or entirely new ones. An example oft |  | | Journal (issue) | | re-cemented with <:alcit::1 and galena.Surprisingly ,no baryte has been found in the Llanwrst mines. At the end...fever,end heart damp to which the men ere sometimes ally given Jn combination with alkalies. disease ere...are rather rare in Derbyshire mines.They gener> ally are occasioned by fall of stone or by blasting,end...Little Limestone,and consists of fluorlte,quartz,baryte end galena, while to the east, In Scordale ,productive...re-opened by the Scordale Mining Company to produce baryte end witherite .Seventy 1 tons of the latter were |  | | Book | | per, are Chessy in composed of Many of the France, presenting the form of blue cop- fibrous malachite...Magnesite. 11. Apatite. 22. Roselite. Order.-— BARYTE. IV. Sp. Gr. Not = 3*3— 7-3. Streak uncoloured...vicinity of ignited coal seams, as at St Etienne in France, and even amongst those of Newcastle and Sal ammoniac...worked at Vizille, to the southward of Grenoble in France. At Luneburg it forms the matrix of the boracite...more Cleavage parallel to the face 0 d’Or in Auvergne. 25-00 31-80 43-92 5-79 3-08 28-40 24-00 |  | | Book (volume) | | Chal);lrcillo (Chile) l) ,, l) l) }) » 439; La&roix, Min. France 1910. 6. 426 Fig. 1. Cap Garoone bc:i Toulon Laurion...Delafosse, Min. 1858 Taf. 40 Fig. 492; Lacroix, Min. France 1910. 4. 1 4 1 Fig. 1 (Ravin de la Craie). Zippe...Scbrauf, Atlas 1864 Taf. 8 Fig. 1 1 ; Lacroix, Min. France t 893. 1 . 676 Fig. 5 (Fr:inkn:ich). )1 " 1823... Franc. 1891. 14. Fig. 14. 15. l.Acr1'ix, Min. France 1893. 1. 678 Fig. » )) ,, )1 )1 n n )1 n...Augit; Mugge, Jahrb. Min. 1903 322; Lacroix, Min. France 1893. 1. 679 9. )) 10. » 1 1• » l 2, 679 » » |  | | Journal (issue) | | notabl), fluorite, quartz, galena, sphalerite, baryte, 'N itherite, alstonite and barytocalcite. The...by the abundance of barium minerals, including baryte and witherite, with apprec iable concentrations...Large tonnages of baryte and witherite have also been raised. Mining for fluorite and baryte continues today...with covellite, anglesite and ceru ss ite in a baryte-galena matrix, have been found at Closehouse Mine...350 349]. Small nodules of azurite embedded in baryte were described by Phillip~ (I ~ 19) from "... Durham |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | of the CMMA. The photo contest, with a theme of “Baryte,” flashed on the screen, and in the end, Bill Lechner...Miletto (Italy) 5th, Guy Bernadi (France) 2nd, Anne Bernadi (France) 1st, and G. Caio (Italy) 5th. Jean-Luc...9 Allée des Chênes Verts, 13620 Carry-le-Rouet, France; www.micromineral.org L’Association des Micromonteurs...Puy-de-Dôme region, north of Clermont-Ferrand in central France. The hosts, L’Association Géologique des Volcans...(the Geological Association of the Volcanoes of Auvergne), welcomed the AFM members to the Centre Culturel |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | characteristics from ores of the Montagne Noire and the Brioude-Massiac district correspond to this subdivision...the / '\. ~ -y. "1~Trier j. Bteiaif .~ FRANCE / ..'~ < Ramesbec J 9 )Wies[och )ach Schauins[end...Ga) and 87Srff6Sr initial ratios of associated baryte (0.7113 to 0.7140) continuously increase with decreasing...0I Ma206pb/204p I I = I b I 18,6 18.8 19.0 ally. TR=Tilkerode; LE=Lerbach. Samples in the range...ore deposits f r o m the southern Massif Central (France), Brevart et al. (1982) distinguished two populations: |  | | Catalog/List | | complc1cly line a cavi1y. Pre1ty piece. 1. GOLDEN BARYTE (9cm l 8cm l 7an) Meil:Je Mine, EU:o Co1U1ty, Nn-ada...OF BRITISH' SECTION 55. 9 ■ 4J. CALCITE ON BARYTE (6cm X Scm X l .Scm) TajJ"s Wd/, Sowrh Glamorgan...collection. (Sec pholograph on page 14) £375 52. BARYTE (16cm " 10cm " 4cm) Sdllinl Stones liliM, Cumbria...cumplc. An inlea'Clling piece. £325 PAOE I I ' 65. BARYTE (7an • 5.5cm x 2.San) Fritington Mw. West C•mbria...picture oa page 9). £225 71. SIDERITE EPIMORPH AFTER BARYTE "LADY'S SLIPPER" (8cm x 6cm x 2cm) VirllWltS I |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 63 The morphology of the baryte group. 1 By A. F. SEAGER,B.Sc., Ph.D., A.K.C., F.G.S. Department...The observed order of importance of the forms of baryte, anglesite, and celestine is first determined by...observed and predicted frequencies of forms in the baryte group. The rank distribution of some of the more...desirable to find one method which 1 'The morphology of baryte' forms part of a thesis approved for the degree...habit are described from one locality. For the baryte group it is found that the locality frequency, |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | powdery or dust-like quartz, sericite, calcite, and baryte. Tlapallite often occurs alone but may associate...pickings were known to be contaminated with calcite, baryte, quartz, and sericite. After the lead-containing...inextricable admixture of varying quantities of calcite, baryte, sericite, and quartz in the Mexican materials...reduction is a function o f the tellurate origin/ally present. The quantitative determination of sulphate |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | thick veinlets and breccia-fillings together with baryte, calcite and fluorite. Silicification and appreciable...NNE-trending beIt. The mineralisation, dominated by baryte and galena, is Table 4. eu/Ag and Pb/Ag ratios...horizon of rhythmic-bedded (millimetre to centimetre) baryte-dolomite ·equences, 'zebra-ore', containing galena...host rock and remobilisation of the galena and baryte arc common. ine chip samples from a 300 m outcrop...57% baryte over an average thickness of 5.3 m. Adjacent to the 'zebra-ore' is a vein-type baryte-quartz-galena |  | | Book (edition) | | zircon of Ceylon, and since in the hyacinth of France. Tiie nearest approximation to its equivalent is...deposits in the ndgfabourliood of chalk, as in France and the north of Ireland. It is onenftvuid enclosing...limestone^ in the Pic Eres-Lids near Bareges in France. 4. Grossular. Combination of silicate of lime...acicular are met with in the depart-* mentof Isdre in France, atBourg d'Oisans in Daaphin^, In the Alps, &c...resting on marl $ also at Zwickau in Saxony, and in Auvergne, and is supposed to be a volcanic production. |  | Kiefer, S., Števko, M., Vojtko, R., Ozdín, D., Gerdes, A., Creaser, R. A., Szczerba, M., Majzlan, J. (2020) Geochronological constraints on the carbonate-sulfarsenide veins in Dobšiná, Slovakia: U/Pb ages of hydrothermal carbonates, Re/Os age of gersdorffite, and K/Ar ages of fuchsite. Journal of GEOsciences, 65 (4) 229-247 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Mg, rhodonite for Si and Mn, celestine for Sr, baryte for Ba, apatite for Ca, and hematite for Fe. The...veins at the Kruhová (Gugl) hill contain siderite, baryte, and cinnabar. The relationship of these minerals...L. 0.09 0.09 0.09 13.94 19.18 15.56 11.37 15.74 ally not isolated and therefore S 51.67 45.51 49.43 54...tetrahedrite. A simple placement of the arsenides with baryte sub-stage is prominently developed at some the...tectonic damage, is therefore questionable. We, Baryte, together with siderite and cinnabar, does occur |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Saint Etienne coal field, Departement of the Loire, France, made in + &ritMlAlll X u-""".rUt, .....~...Gier, 3 km SW of St Etienne, Departement de Loire, France, by mining engineer Guenyveau and cadets Cheron...pers. comm., 1996). Although dip arrows occasion ally appeared in the Continental literature (e.g. Zerrenner...come to mean a surface of major displacement. In France, orthodox thinking on the evolution of mountain...structural map of the Castallane district of Provence, France, by Zurcher (1895, pI. I) shows the axial traces |
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