10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BRACHYDOME»
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1
The American Journal of Science and Arts
I. Angle of macrodome near 60°, and brachydome near 71°. II. Angle of
macrodome 70° to 75°, or near the brachydome of Section I. III. Angle of
macrodome 83° to 90, or near the brachydome of Section II. IV. Angle of
macrodome 114° to 120°.
2
American Journal of Science
I. Angle of macrodome near 60°, and brachydome near 71°. II. Angle of
macrodome 70° to 75°, or near the brachydome of Section I. III. Angle of
macrodome 83° to 90, or near the brachydome of Section II. IV. Angle of
macrodome 114° to 120°.
3
On the Homeomorphism of mineral Species of the trimetric ...
Angle of macrodome 70° to 75°, or near the brachydome of Section I. III. Angle of
macrodome 83° to 90, or near the brachydome of Section 11. IV. Angle of
macrodome 114° to 120°. In Section I, the angles of the domes oscillate from or
about ...
Table II, section I has the macrodome near 60° and the brachydome near 7 0° 32'
, both monometric an les, and these angles necessam'ly r ui/re that the a be 7280
/)' 101° 34' in angle ,' a hence the frequency of angles new!' this. In Valentinite ...
5
A system of mineralogy, comprising the most recent discoveries
Table II, section I has the macrodome near 60° and the brachydome near 70° 32',
both monometric an les, a/nd these angles necessarily Zjpuire that the oerticalpr-
ism time be near 101° 34' in angle ; a hence thefreguencp qf angles near this.
6
Crystallography: an outline of the geometrical properties of ...
Brachydome. A face intersecting the b and c axes at finite distances will in this
system necessarily be accompanied by three other faces. The brachydome is an
open form and cannot occur independently, but is frequently observed in ...
Thomas Leonard Walker, 1914
7
A System of Mineralogy Comprising the Most Recent Discoveries
In Yalentin- ite the brachydome has exactly the angle 70° 32', and the axes have
nearly the ... dome of 70° to 75° or near the brachydome of section I. Section III
has the macrodome of 83° to 90°^ or near the brachydome of section II, and 90°
is ...
8
The American Journal of Science
In some specimens the faces are more even and the unit brachydome 8. Li (011)
appears as shown in fig. 3. On one specimen crystals were present which
showed the unit macrodome k, l-Z (101) and in addition a prominent and well
defined ...
NOTES ON LAWSONITE. By W. T. Schallkr and W. F. Hillebrand. Crystals of
lawsonite are very simple in their combinations, the common forms being the
prism, base, and brachydome. Two habits occur — tabular crystals with {"01} and
{110} ...
10
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
The habit of the crystals, as shown by the accompanying illustration, is a
combination of the prism /// (110) and brachydome e (Oil), which is exactly like
that commonly observed on libethenite from foreign localities. On an occasional
crystal the ...
