10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BABINGTONITE»
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Geology and Mineral Resources of the Quakertown-Doylestown ...
rhombic cavities or the rectangular prismatic cavities, being distinctly in thin
tabular plates, as shown in Figure 32 and Plate 32, A. and C. Fenner likewise in
his first description of babingtonite (then called amphibole, Variety I) made the ...
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Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
nearly monomineralic black ilvaite, with a margin rich in dark green babingtonite.
These bands are commonly found as selvedges along segments of some
subvertical quartz veins. Also present are elongate pods, 0.2-2 m wide and 10m
long, ...
Babingtonite Massachusetts is the only place in the United States where rock
collectors can find babingtonite. This glassy mineral was first discovered in
Europe. It is named for William Babington, an Irish scientist. Babingtonite is black
and ...
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State Geosymbols: Geological Symbols of the 50 United States
MINERAL-BABINGTONITE Bahingtonite shall he the mineral or mineral emhlem
of the commonwealth. 1981. Before the beginning of the 20th century,
babingtonite was unknown to science. Massachusetts is one of the few localities
in the ...
This substance I propose to call Babingtonite, in honour of the late President, and
one of the founders of the Geological Society of London. His claims to have his
name thus recorded in mineralogy, are too many, and too well known to every ...
Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1824
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The Annals of Philosophy
Mr. Children has kindly undertaken to examine with the blowpipe a small quantity
of babingtonite. ' ~av4~»u I ARTICLE VII. Eranzinatioiz of Babingtonite by the
Blowpipe. By J. G. Children, Esq. RS. 8:0. I (To the Editor of the Annals of ...
... to need more than a passing mention here. The so-called zircon pyroxenes,
rosenbuschite, lavenite, wohlerite, and hidrtdahlite are found in the eheolite
syenites of Norway. The triclinic babingtonite is interesting, for it contains, in
addition ...
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Bulletin Suisse de Minéralogie Et Pétrographie
ZALES DEL TANAGO and LA IGLESIA, 1998; ARMBRUSTER et al., 2000)
suggesting crystallization conditions around 200 °C or even below. DUGGAN (
1986) proposed an alternative interpretation, according to which babingtonite in
such ...
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Mineralogy Of New-York; Comprising Detailed Descriptions Of ...
These minerals, however, differ considerably from the true manganese spar in
the proportions of their constituents. BABINGTONITE. [In compliment to Dr.
BABINGTON.] Babingtonite. Levy, Phillips and Thomson.—Axotomer Augit-Spath
. Mohs.
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Mineralogy of New York
BABINGTONITE. [In compliment to Dr. BABINGTON.] Babingtonite. Levy, Phillips
and Thomson. —Axotomer Augit-Spathi Mohs. DESCRIPTION. Colour dark
greenish black. It occurs regularly crystallized. The primary Fig 481_ Fig 482'
form, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BABINGTONITE»
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Keeping it Symbol: Rock On
EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, BLASTING EXPOSES A TINY CLUSTER OF BABINGTONITE. IT'S LIKE FINDING A NEEDLE IN A HEY STACK. «WCVB Boston, Mar 15»
Shrewsbury mineral enthusiast shows rock-solid commitment to …
Shrewsbury resident Larry Bull (right) shows off his recent find of babingtonite, Massachusetts' state mineral, to Gordon Tripp, fellow member of ... «Community Advocate, Oct 14»
