10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIALLAGE»
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diallage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diallage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Serpentine, with dial- lage and diallage rock ; Hornblendic serpentines, with
diallage, chromate of iron, and diorite or transition greenstone, (Pyrenees); and,
Serpentine originating from augite rocks, through a superabundance of
magnesia, ...
2
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
Serpentine, with diallage and diallage rock ; Hornblendic serpentines, with
diallage, chromate of iron, and diorite or transition greenstone, (Pyrenees); and,
Serpentine originating from augite rocks, through a superabundance of
magnesia, ...
3
The Journal of Science and the Arts
The aspects of these mixtures vary much, according to the magnitude of the parts
and the relative proportions of the constituent minerals. • • < B. Diallage and
actinolite. C. Diallage and talc, or chlorite. In this mixture, it is seldom easy to ...
The aspects of these mixtures vary much, according to the magnitude of the parts
and the relative proportions of the constituent minerals. . B. Diallage and
actinolite. C. Diallage and talc, or chlorite. In this mixture, it is seldom easy to
determine ...
It is by no means easy to calculate the approximative composition of diallage rock
, from the variable nature both of the diallage and felspar of which it is composed.
Minerals much resembling each other in appearance, but differing in the ...
Henry Thomas De La Beche, 1833
6
The Quarterly journal of science, literature and art
... in common use, whether by stone-masons or mineralogists. Serpentine also
very often, and diallage rock almost always, present such a resistance as to
deprive the collector of the power of obtaining satisfactory or sufficient specimens
; but ...
7
A selection of geological memoirs contained in the Annales ...
Green serpentine with diallage homogeneous, hut much broken, and a,
petrosiliceous serpentine. The latter is compact, contains whitish petrosilex,
disposed in irregular spots passing into little veins in the green paste. It contains
cromate of ...
Henry Thomas De La Beche, 1836
8
A Description of the Shetland Islands: Comprising an Account ...
The pure euphotide, or diallage rock of Fetlar, is 2£ miles long, and its greatest
breadth, which is on the north coast of the island, is about a mile. The same rock
of Unst, exclusive of the islets of Balta and Hounie, is about 7i miles long, and
from ...
9
Researches in Assyria, Babylonia, and Chaldaea: forming part ...
An intimate mixture of jade and diallage, serpentine and diallage, steashist and
diallage, talc shist and diallage, felspar and diallage, or of petrosilex and diallage
. Finegrained, uniform, green colour; texture slaty. Felspar and diallage uniformly
...
10
Researches in Assyria, Babylonia and Chaldaea: Forming Part ...
An intimate mixture of jade and diallage, serpentine and diallage, steashist and
diallage, talc shist and diallage, felspar and diallage, or of petrosilex and diallage
. Finegrained, uniform, green colour; texture slaty. Felspar and diallage uniformly
...
William Francis Ainsworth, 1838
