10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOBULITE»
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1
Scanning Probe Microscopy in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 2
This process indeed is a recrystallization as we see a complete loss of the
preferred orientation of the globulite lawn compared to areas coveredby
radialites [71]. Globulite areas are also characterized by significant open pore
porosity as seen ...
2
Fault-related Rocks: A Photographic Atlas
The quartz porphyroclasts (Q) rarely act as globulite nuclei but often have a
narrow rim of light-colored matrix. The pseudotachylyte vein is cut by a narrow
quartz + chlorite vein with an associated bleaching halo several times the quartz
vein ...
Arthur W. Snoke, Jan Tullis, Victoria Roy Todd, 1998
3
Doklady of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: Earth ...
... individuals or as small colonies. Solitary globulites are, in general, distributed
uniformly. They range in diameter from 5 to 40 or, less commonly, 50 \i. Solitary
globulites are, with few exceptions, spheroidal in shape. Each separate globulite
...
Akademii͡a︡ nauk SSSR., 1969
The most extensive part of Swago Pit is the Dry Gallery-Globulite Gallery Section.
This can be entered from the second level of the stream passage. If the first loop
of the ceiling meander niche is followed to the right, at the point of furthest ...
The line from which they radiate, however, is predetermined in this case. The
axiolites develop exclusively along the globulite-rich layers present in the starting
material. Crystallization along these layers proceeds more rapidly than
throughout ...
6
Experimental devitrification of rhyolite glass
Gary Ernest Lofgren. groundmass, and thereby has the reddish-brown color
typical of globulite- rich material. The length of the dendritic fibers is usually the
same on either side of the globulitic center line, and it ranges from 40 to l00
microns.
Gary Ernest Lofgren, 1968
7
Geological Society of America Bulletin
Allport (1872) described, from the felsites of Arran, areas of groundmass tounded
by globulite-like material that en- doses either one or several spherulites. Bonney
(1877) found, in a liparite from the Lipari Islands, single spherulites ...
8
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
Allport (1872) described, >m the felsites of Arran, areas of groundmass unded by
globulite-like material that en- KCS either one or several spherulites. Bonney 877
) found, in a liparite from the Lipari ands, single spherulites surrounded by a ...
Geological Society of America, 1971
9
The Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical ...
Vogelsang was the first to indicate that the globulite is the most rudimentary form,
revealed as vet by the help of the microscope, from which crystalline bodies
become developed. The following extract, translated from Rosenbusch's ...
He gave me one, a piece of globulite, explained the crystallography of its minute
rounded bodies developed in the process of its devitrification. It is shaped like an
egg. It is a pocket history of the world. We are plucked, free atoms, by history out ...
