10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYALOMELANE»
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hyalomelane in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hyalomelane and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The American Mineralogist
In 1847 Hausmann distinguished the basaltic glass from Bobenhausen with the
name hyalomelane although even then the grounds for the distinction were not
apparent. In 1872 Rosen- busch (1872, p. 147) suggested the arbitrary
separation ...
2
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
But in 1872 Prof. RosenbuschJ argued in favour of restricting Breithaupt's name
of tachylyte to those varieties which are easily decomposed by hydrochloric acid,
and of giving Hausmann's name of hyalomelane to such as are only partially or ...
3
Igneous rocks; composition, texture and classification, ...
Hyalomelane, 378. Hynlorh elite, 355. Hyalosi erite, 46. Hyalotrachyte, 366.
Hybrid rocks, 283. Hydrogen, 36, 38; as catalytic agent, 120, 14.2. Hyd en salts,
115. Hydro ysis, 130, 134, 140, 142; of salts, 114. Hydroxyl salts, 116. Hyperite,
376.
4
Igneous Rocks: A Classification and Glossary of Terms: ...
636pp. [Dacite, Quartz trachyte] HAUSMANN, J., 1847. Handbuch der
Mineralogie. Vandenhoek & Ruprecht, Göttingen. 2nd Edn, Pt.2, Vol.1, 896pp. [
Hyalomelane, Wichtisite] HAÜY, A., 1822. Traité de minéralogie. Bachelier &
Huzard, Paris.
R. W. Le Maitre, A. Streckeisen, B. Zanettin, 2002
5
Report of the Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel
The brown glass will not gelatinize, even after a long boiling with hydrochloric
acid : it therefore does not belong to tachylyte, but to hyalomelane (page 250).
Indeed, it is allowable to call this rock a hyalomelane tufa. It was probably once in
the ...
United States. Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel, 1876
6
Microscopical Petrography
The brown glass will not gelatinize, even after a long boiling with hydrochloric
acid : it therefore does not belong to tachylyte, but to hyalomelane (page 250).
Indeed, it is allowable to call this rock a hyalomelane tufa. It was probably once in
the ...
7
Journal of the Chemical Society
On the island Futuna, hyalomelane occurs in a small vein in a coral limestone,
and also as a breccia. The hyalomelane contains plagioclase, olivine, and
sometimes augite. The cement is a clayey substance, free from lime. A red clay,
free from ...
8
Doklady: Earth science sections
... of CaO and some A12O3. In the upper part of the plate, the palagonite crust (
Fig. 2,n) is underlain by a 2- to 4-mm thick chill zone of pale -brown (in thin
section) isotropic glass (hyalomelane), split by a system of dendritic tension
cracks.
9
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Hyalomelane, 701. Hydrangea arborescens, 916. Hydranthrone, nitroso-, 99.
Hydratropic acid, brom-, 428. chloro-, 277. chlor-, and brom-, 425.
Hydrazineinnamic anhydride, 598. Hydrazobenzenetetrasulphonic acid, and its
salts, 903.
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1880
10
British Petrography: With Special Reference to the Igneous Rocks
40 eucrite 184 Irish felsites 849 Irish granites 828 Haughtonite 808 Hausmann,
diabase 184 hyalomelane 187 zircon-syenite 858 Hauy, euphotide 182 diorite
188 dolerite 186 Hauyn 864 Hawes, Albany granite 55, 879 analyses by 880 ...
Jethro Justinian Harms Teall, 1888
