10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARRAGONITE»
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arragonite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
arragonite and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A System of Mineralogy: In which Minerals are Arranged ...
4. Prismatic. Limestone,. or. Arragonite. Prismatischer Kalk-Haloide, Mohs.
Arragon, Werner. This species is divided into two subspecies, viz. Common
Arragonite, and Coralloidal Arragonite. First Subspecies.
nate of lime in excess of carbonic acid is thus left exposed, yon will gots not
arragonite, but crystals of calcite. This is a remarkable fact. By heating a common
solution of carbonate of lime — that is, a solution containing the ordinary amount
of ...
nato of lime in excess of carbonic acid is thus left exposed, yon will gH, not
arragonite, but crystals of calcite. This is a remarkable fact. By heating a common
solution of carbonate of lime — that is, a solution containing the ordinary amount
of ...
Samuel Joseph Mackie, 1864
4
Synopsis of the Contents of the British Museum
The most elegant vases of this class are of arragonite ; others are of calcareous
stone, pottery, or wood ; and many from being solid, or from the smallness of their
hollowed part, must be regarded as mere models. They were often inclosed in ...
5
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
Formerly, when the existence of dimorphism was unknown, the deviation of
arragonite from the more ordinary form of carbonate of calcium was attributed to
the presence of carbonate of strontium, which always crystallises in the rhombic ...
One of those dealers, visiting himself the part of Spain where arragonite is found,
afterwards imported into this country, a number of sub-varieties, differing in their
form and structure from the large hexagonal crystals of this substance. We then ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1821
7
Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
Upon this property the author grounded his method of examining whether
arragonite contained any strontian. Even the first trials which he made answered
his expectation. He employed, for the purpose, arragonite from Vertaison, in Au- ...
cent., of arragonite. He has subsequently published a voluminous Latin memoir,
detailing all the experiments necessary to confirm this discovery. M. Stromayer's
opinion being directly contradictory to those of a great number of respectable ...
9
The Annals of Philosophy
ifil -Dr. Clarke on A12-agonite. [J 111 LY, and .1-lioth.being reducible to lime by -
the blowpipe. One of -these dealers. visiting himself the part of Spain where
arragonite is -found, -afterwards imported into this country, a number of sub-
varieties, ...
10
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The variation of the inclination of the optic axes with the different colours of the
spectrum, and the increase of that angle with the refrangibility of the colour in
some crystals, such as Arragonite, and its decrease with the refrangibility in ...
