 | | Book | | County, Utah, U.S.A., who found the first braunite. Mount Ochi, Karystos, Greece. Reinecke, T. et al. (1991):...problematical nature of the mineral. Ilfmaussaq alkaline complex, Tunugdliarfik, Greenland. SrAIF4(OH)eH20, mon...at the University of Modena, Italy. Monte Chiaro, Taro Valley, Italy. Veniale, F. & van der Marel, H...Alluaiv Mountain, Althupite Lovozero alkaline complex, Kola Peninsula, Russia. AITh(UO;)[(UO2)3(PO4)20(OH)]...Oleny Stream apatite deposit, Khibina alkaline complex, Kola Peninsula, Russia. ear Alumino-magnesiotaramite |  | | Journal (volume) | | Eight-sided crystals from the Traversella mine, Piedmont, Italy. .&. crystals. It can also be found in kidney...rose quartz can also be found in parts of Germany, Italy, Ireland and Scotland. History Many ancient examples...native gold panned from the River Orba in Piedmont !Italy>. Bismuth After mercury, bismuth is the poorest...&. A leaf-like aggregate of native copper from Italy. -· < rt- CD CD CD 3 CD ::::::s rtu, ome.... Filaments of silver from Cagliari, Sardinia <Italy>. The 92 naturally occurring elements The 20 elements |  | | Book (edition) | | corresponding to those represented in Fig. 16. Other more complex cases will be described later. Further, a crystal...twinning those of the hexagonal Again, a highly complex twinned crystal of the monoclinic species, may...relation to the assumed axes; forms whose position is complex are usually present only as small faces on the...(1122). 150. A basal projection of a somewhat complex crystal of calcite is given in Fig. 268, and stereographic...the crystal of Fig. 286. Fig. 288 shows a more complex right-handed crystal with several positive and |  | | Book (edition) | | 108 Transpose illustrations for SELLAITE, Vesuvius, Italy (12, column 2) and SEMSEYITE, Julcani mine...(crystal class) designation, the latter may contain complex symmetry operations such as glide planes (instead... Greece. Other occurrences are found in Chile, Italy , France, Germany, Turkey , and Algeria. BEST REF...(cleavelandite), England, Norway, Sweden, France, Italy, Switzerland (pericline), Austria, Germany, USSR...synthetic) CLEAVAGE: Not determined. HABIT: Massive, in complex intergrowths; as small grains. COLOR-LUSTER: Silver; |  | | Book | | the Volcanic Agglomerates of Monte Somma, and of Lavas from Vesuvius. * Sir Hans Sloane may be acknowledged...the the Miocene Tertiary formations of France and Italy. fossil genus Pliopithecus, is related to Semnopithecas...the Gibbons. The Oreopiihecus occurs fossil in Italy, and the Mesopithecus described by Prof. Gaudry...India; the latter is also found in the Pliocene of Italy, and In Table-case No. 1 the Cercopithecus in the...Germany, the Auvergne in France, the Val d'Arno in Italy, the Pampas deposits and the bone-caves of South |  | | Journal (issue) | | system is as simple as that of salt. Some are so complex they have to be decoded by x-rays. m CJ) -D...plentiful sources of magnetite - the Island of Elba in Italy. The magnetite in the photograph below was unearthed...symmetry is obvious, but it is also present in more complex figures which do not at first sight appear to conform...minera! share the same crystal symmetry, the very complex trigonal system. X-ray photographs do not show...pinachoidal crystals of a/bite from the Bolzano region of Italy. tBelow: Diagram representing a crystal of copper |  | | Book (volume) | | subject was much cultivated in the cavalry schools of Italy; and Spain also had an organized system of good...followed by the establishment of national schools in Italy (Turin, 1769), Denmark (Copenhagen, 1773), Austria...Russia four (Kharkov, Dorpat, Kazan and Warsaw), Italy six, Spain five, Austria-Hungary three (Vienna,...(Etruscan Veltuna), an ancient town of Etruria, Italy, the site of which is probably occupied by the modern...maritime town and sea-bathing resort of Tus¬ cany, Italy, in the province of Lucca, on the Mediterranean |  | | Book (edition) | | great pressure, resulting in the formation of complex minera Is from simple ones. à ,an ·.i'mór·fiz·::im...overlies granitic rock. ( 'ba ·s.ll 'ar,kos l basal complex See basernent. { 'ba·s.ll 'kam ,pleks) basal conglomerate...'bas ,lev·'1l·iJJ 'ep·'1k) basement [CEOLI 1. A complex, usually of igneous and metamorphic rocks, that... Also known as basal complex: basement complex. { 'bas· m.int} basement complex See basement. ¡ 'bas·m<1nt...:b1·;}:1aj·ik 'weth·;}·riJJ} biomarkers [GE0L) Complex organic compounds found in oil, bitumen, rocks |  | | Book | | pulverized mineral in water, and resulting from a complex of of pollen deposited per unit area in a given...occurs at the upper end of a drainage line. more complex origin to most mineral deposits, Syn: stream abstraction...mollisol. bearing tonalite of Monte Adamello, Italy. active method A construction method in permafrost...impedance, or the ratio ader wax ozocerite. of complex current to voltage in a linear circuit. The practical...alaskaite [mineral] A sulfide mineral, being a complex mixture rived from Aker, Norway. of lead, silver |  | | Book (edition) | | megapascal(s) * No Greek letter symbols appear 2. Complex units are developed by multiplying or dividing...fractured (Shand, 1947). Modern thought ascribes more complex origins to mineral deposits. AGI abyssal zone The...b. The reciprocal of impedance or the ratio of complex current to voltage in a linear circuit. AGI adobe...colorless crystals in Sweden. ammine One of a group of complex compounds formed by coordination of ammonia molecules...minerals of low density are changed into more complex ones of greater density by silication, decarbonization |
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Vesuvius fumaroles, Mount Vesuvius, Somma-Vesuvius Complex, Naples, Campania, Italy