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| Glossary of - �, •- Le '. : J ' : I II •I 1 MINERAL SPECIES 1983 ·, .. .. � by Michael Fleischer... � \ r• • • ·• I: • I •: I I I 1 ;I 1 ■- -J j 1: : i 1: ·:: r =� r tw d�-,=,. I; a--L I ...3). This is an alphabetical list, as of October 1, 1982, of the names, symmeu-y and chemical compositions...the HJ83 Glossary has 230 new ent.rirs not in the 1!180 Glossary, and that morr than 600 of the former...'lationship, t.o 01.hl'r mi1wrals. For !'arh mineral, 1 IIC'r<' is gi,·<'n it.s rh<'miral formula. crystal |
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| ^ '“ P r . . . I West Orange SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY 9048 00992838 7 257989 R q549...England 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data...Robert Wallace Webb. Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Mineralogy -California. 2. Mines and mineral resources-...Elsinore, California Contents Preface / v 1. Introduction / 1 2. Native Elements 3 . Sulfides/ 63...589 / 581 / 331 MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA 1 Introduction Reported herein species found in |
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| .................................... Rivers of South America............................................................................. Central and South America...................................................«. Magnetic solutions................... 1................................ Eutectics...........nephelite group................................................ The cancrinite-sodalite group.............................................. The olivine group................................................ |
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| North America..,__.._____________.___ Rivers of South America___._____________________ Waters of western..._____________________..___ :______ Central and South America______________________ '._____ Caspian Sea...__________________________________-____ The zoisite group _ ______________________ Topaz __________________________________...Dehydration of clays__-_____________________________ Mica schist __________________________________ Gneiss...are possible, they reduce on analysis to a small group of substances which are called elements. It is not |
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| VERSION 2.1 CD V MINERALOGY TUTORIALS INSTALLATION ¥ 1. Insert the CD into CD-ROM drive. 2. Installation...screen. 1. Insert the CD into CD-ROM 2. Auto Install follows. drive. V HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS ¥ 1. 2. 3...greater. 8x CD-ROM drive. © MB of free disk space. 1. Color Macintosh Computer (at least a G3). 2. 16MB...of free disk space. Vv SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS ¥ 1. Windows 95 or higher. 2. QuickTime 3 or higher for...for Windows (QuickTime 4.1 included on CD-ROM). 1. Macintosh OS version 8 or higher. 2. QuickTime 3 or |
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| ................................... Rivers of. South America.....................................:................................... 161 Central and South America...........................................nephelite group.................................................. The cancrinite-sodalite group............................................. The olivine group.................................................................................... The melilite group................................................ |
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| cooled to such a degree that it could not melt again. 1 A crystal is usually defined as a solid body, homogeneous...Description and explanation of the physical properties. 1 Historical works: C. M. Marx, Gescl,iclrte de, Kristallk1111de...1956), 362-379. Part I Geometric Crystallography 1 Geometric crystallography deals with the description...(Bernhardi). 1 Literature survey: E11cyklopiidit dtr tnatl1ematisclre11 Wisseusclrafte11, Vol. V, Part 1, p. J9...shall call the indirect sheaf. Measuring the Angles 1 Angles are usually measured between faces because |
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| AJ.JFRED HARKER, M.A., F.-R.S., WITH NOTES BY "1 0. T. CLOUGH, M.A., ] .G.S. ,...,..,�-"""""_...,...The district con1p1..ising the central mountain group of Slrye was selected by him, and the services of...18951901 he mapped in detail the central mountain group,. a broad belt of the surrounding country, the basaltic...off the East Coast.. Mr. Clough has surveyed the south-eastern part of Skye and the island of Soay, .a...Tracl1ytic Lavas and Tuffs, VI. Peridotites (Earlier Group), • VII. Gabbros: Field-Relations, VIII. Gabbros |
