10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICHROITE»
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dichroite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Retrospect of Philosophical, Mechanical, Chemical, and ...
These fragments have evidently been acted upon bj heat, and the bed from
which they were detached is probably the original scat of the dichroite. This
granite contains plates of black mica, anil trapezoidal red garnets like those
found in the ...
2
A catalogue of the collection of pearls and precious stones ...
DICHROITE, OR WATER SAPPHIRE. The mineralogical characters of this
substance prove it to be essentially distinct from the true sapphire. It is of a deep
indigo blue when viewed in the direction of the axis of its prism, and of a
brownish ...
Henry Philip Hope, Bram Hertz,
1839
3
The Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science ...
Protogine. Protogine Gneiss. Chloritic Granite. Chloritic Gneiss. Graphitic Granite.
Granitic Gneiss. Feldspar, Quartz, and Iron Mica. Iron Granite. Iron Gneiss.
Feldspar, Dichroite and Mica. Dichroite Granite. Dichroite Gneiss. Dichroite Rock.
4
The Canadian Naturalist and Geologist: A Bi-monthly Journal ...
Feldspar, Dichroite and Mica. Dichroite, Mica and Garnet. Feldspar, Elisolite and
Mica. Feldspar, Quartz and Schorl. Quartz, Schorl and Topaz. Oligoclase and
Mica. Feldspar and Quartz. Quartz and Mica. Syenite. Granitic Syenite. Granite.
5
Polymer-Layered Silicate and Silica Nanocomposites
Table 1.14 Diffraction peak variation of MMTs under heating characterized by X-
ray Note: μ-dichroite, a metastable dichroite phase; composition, MgAl2O4–SiO2.
Fig. 1.16. DTA curves for MMTs; 1. Na-MMTs; 2. mixed Na-MMTs and Ca-MMT; ...
Y.C. Ke, P. Stroeve,
2005
6
The Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science: ...
We find in the Danubian gneiss that same abundant dissemination of dichroite,
which gives rise to the typical dichroite-gneiss of Bodenmais, with nearly the
same mineral associations in both cases. On the Danube, also, interstratified
beds of ...
7
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
DICBROtSM, The property exhibited by many double-refracting crystals, of
exhibiting different colours when viewed in different directions. DICHROITE.
Cordierite, Tolite, Steinhrilite, Hard Fahlunite, Sapphire cTeau, oopoo a>P3 =
120 50'.
8
The Edinburgh monthly review
We are properly reminded, however, that the blue variety has been too often
confounded with Dichroite. " 3. Q. H. blue. This name has been long bestowed on
the Water Sapphire, which is not a quartz, but a particular substance, which has ...
9
The use of the blowpipe in chemistry and mineralogy
Two-thirds silicate of magnesia, with one-third silicate of alumina, Dichroite. a.
Blue dichroite, Iolite, Steinheilite, Cordierite, Saphir d'eau, from Orrjerfvi and from
Sala. Alone it remains unchanged at a moderate heat ; at a higher temperature it
...
Jöns Jakob Berzelius (friherre),
1845
10
The Edinburgh philosophical journal
Cordier, when he discovered the Dichroite, observed the two colours of the light
which it transmitted in different directions, and gave it the name of Dichroite, (from
)m two, and xt** colour), on the presumption that nature had confined to this ...