10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FELDSPATHOSE»
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German English Words: A Popular Dictionary of German Words ...
... felspar feldspar, felspar feldspar, felspar feldspar, felspar n. feldspathic,
feldspathose, felspathic feldspathic, feldspathose, felspathic feldspathic,
feldspathose, felspathic feldspathic, feldspathose, felspathic adj. from Feldspath,
Feldspat“field ...
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Transactions Of The Geological Society
J-;_:_'a:_-_.tz'm. t 1.4 that of Somma, this vent appears first to have given rise to
numerous currents of feldspathose rocks, which were succeeded by leucitic lavas
. The detached points on which eruptions appear to have taken place, though in ...
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Transactions of the Geological Society
that of Somma, this vent appears first to have given rise to numerous currents of
feldspathose rocks, which were succeeded by leucitic lavas. The detached points
on which eruptions appear to have taken place, though in no great number, ...
Geological Society of London, 1827
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Transactions of the geological society, established November ...
that of Somma, this vent appears first to have given rise to numerous currents of
feldspathose rocks, which were succeeded by leucitic lavas. The detached points
on which eruptions appear to have taken place, though in no great number, ...
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Transactions of the Geological Society of London
Two cataracts occur. By one it leaves Lake Nipissing: the other is 20 miles below,
and is called the Recollet. It is about 10 feet high, and is narrow. It is divided into
three parts by two fragments of rock. The adjacent red feldspathose eminences, ...
Geological Society of London, 1824
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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
White quartzite in a brecciated state, the pieces being recemented together by a
grey feldspathose paste. It appears as if the bed had been broken after its
formation and the fragments reunited by a feldspathose paste. 3. Very heavy ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1868
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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
Under it, at one place, is found a feldspathose sandstone invaded by tortuous
veins of quartzite ; it has acted powerfully on the limestone near it, this being
much metamorphosed, cellular, traversed in all directions by thick bands of
crystalline ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
Potassa may, in the same manner, he argues, be derived by decomposition, heat
, or weathering from feldspathose rocks, in which it forms an abundant ingredient.
The sources of lime and iron are obvious; and lithion may be procured in a ...
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science
Their distinctions of shape, structure, and size, are accounted for, particularly the
difference of the scorisa of feldspathose lavas (pumice,) and those of basaltic
composition. 2. Fragments of other rocks broken from the sides of the fissure by
the ...
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The Cruise of the Betsy; Or, a Summer Ramble Among the ...
... We find along the precipices its two unequivocal varieties, the schistose and
the granitic, passing not unfrequently, the former into a true mica schist, the lat ter
into a pale feldspathose rock, thickly pervaded by needle like crystals of tremolitc,
...
Hugh Miller, William Samuel Symonds, 1858
