10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALCSPAR»
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calcspar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
calcspar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society ...
Strings of calcspar veining the limestone in a N. E. by N. direction. 3. Thick veins
of calcspar, irregular in direction. 4. Brecchia of limestone with calcspar base. 5.
Ditto, with the calcspar in excess. 6. Eombohedral calcspar rock, not less than ...
Bombay Geographical Society, 1854
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The Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society
Strings of calcspar veining the limestone in a N.E. by N. direction. 3. Thick veins
of calcspar, irregular in direction. 4. Brecchia of limestone with calcspar base. 5.
Ditto, with the calcspar in excess. 6. Rombohedral calcspar rock, not less than ...
Bombay Geographical Society, 1854
If such a solution be evaporated in a platinum vessel, the residue contains
carbonate of lime in all three forms, namely, the amorphous or chalk, arragonite,
and calcspar. This is an important point. Having obtained these results, Rose
then ...
If such a solution be evaporated in a platinum vessel, the residue contains
carbonate of lime in all three forms, namely, the amorphous or chalk, arragonite,
and calcspar. This is an important point. Having obtained these results, Rose
then ...
Samuel Joseph Mackie, 1864
5
Report of progress from its commencement to 1863
Geological Survey of Canada, Sir William Edmond Logan. Section at Kigaud. Ft
Grey limestone, with many geodes of calcspar, and cracks lined with the same
mineral 0 Grey limestone, 0 Pale grey limestone, weathering of a decided yellow,
...
Geological Survey of Canada, Sir William Edmond Logan, 1863
6
Report of Progress - Geological Survey of Canada
Yellow and variegated sulphurets associated with quart/., calcspar, chlorite, and
steatite or talcose slate, black slate being 50 yards to S. E. A shaft sunk to a depth
of 40 feet afforded good specimens of ore. — Rix. Yellow sulphurct with quartz ...
Geological Survey of Canada, 1866
Pegmatite containing pyrite. Nos. 3 and 8. Altered porphyry. No. 9. Granite. No.
15. Andesite. No. 12. Quartzitic breccia. No. 13. Altered breccia. No. 10. Andesite,
carrying calcspar. H. S., Nanaimo, B.C. — No. 1. Quartz and minute iron pyrites.
8
The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
It was always obtained at first in minute microscopic globules, perfectly
amorphous, or non-crystalline ; but Rose tells us that after twenty-four hours the
whole became changed into rhombic crystals of calcspar. That is a curious point.
I must ask ...
9
Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
It was always obtained at first in minute microscopic globules, perfectly
amorphous, or non-crystalline ; but Hose tells us that after twenty-four hours the
whole became changed into rhombic crystals of calcspar. That' is a curious point.
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Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
It was always obtained at first in minute microscopic globules, perfectly
amorphous, or non-crystalline ; but Rose tells us that after twenty-four hours the
whole became changed into rhombic crystals of calcspar. That is a curious point.
I must ask ...
Sir William Crookes, 1864
