10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMITROPAL»
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Contributions of the Maclurian Lyceum to the Arts and Sciences
In general, the hemitropes are not rare among the PYnoxEms, though as yet a
small number has been described. The most known are, Triunitary hemitropal P."
" An eight sided prism, terminated at one of the extremities by a summit with four ...
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
In general, the hemitropes are not rare among the Pyroxene, though as yet a
small number has been described. The most known are, Triunitary hemitropal P.
* An eight sided prism, terminated at one of the extremities by a summit with four
...
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Contributions of the Maclurian lyceum to the arts and ...
The most known are, Triunitary hemitropal P. * An eight sided ... which has a
projecting angle — as the Subtractive hemitropal P. Hemitrope Cross P. Formed
by a junction of crystals in such manner as to form a right angle with each other.
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The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ...
A twin-crystal ; a hemitropal crystal. He mil ro py < be-mIr*ro-pI ), n. ( Crystallog. )
Twin-composition in crystals ; the property of being hemitropal in composition.
Hem o glo bine ( h."'ra,o-glo"bm). { n. See Hem o glob u line (hem o-glob"(MIn), ...
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
Half-turned; specifically, in min- Hemitropal eral- applied to a crystal which Ovule.
has two similar parts or halves, one of which is turned half round upon the other.
Hemltrope (he'mi-trop), n. [See HEXITRO- PAL.)- 1. Anything hemitropal in ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
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The Treasury of Botany: A Popular Dictionary of the ...
HEMITRICHOUS. Half covered with hairs. HEMITROPAL. A slight modification of
the anatropal ovule, in which the axis of the nucleus is more curved. HEM LOCK.
Conium maculamm. Phellmuirimn aquaticum ; also Cicuta. virosa and maculata ...
John Lindley, Thomas Moore, 1889
... from hemihedral to holohedral forms by sharp grouping in some cases, by
striae like those of pyrites and quartz, of holohedral forms to forms hemitropal in
different degrees, and to hemimorphal forms. The complication goes on
increasing.
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The Chemical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in ...
It crystallizes in hemitropal prisms which contain water, one portion of which is
expelled by heat. It contains less of the perchloride than the potash salt, i. e. 2
atoms of chloride of sodium to 1 of the perchloride of tin. M. Bolley does not
however ...
William Francis, Henry Croft, 1843
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A Glossary of Technical Terms Used in Botany
Hemitropal. — A slight modification of the anatropal ovule, in which the axis of the
nucleus is more curved, (ccv.) % Hemlovian membrane. — The cuticle ; so called
because Professor Henslow was one of its discoverers. Hepta. — In Greek ...
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