10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IDIOMORPHISM»
Discover the use of
idiomorphism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
idiomorphism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Understanding Mineral Deposits
The degrees of idiomorphism of minerals and their mutual grain boundary
relationships have also been used as criteria of paragenesis. Early formed
minerals in open spaces often tend to be idiomorphic in the directions of
unobstructed ...
2
Economic analysis of heavy minerals in sediments
Size-for-size, samples from the highly volcanic beds show greater idiomorphism.
IDIOMORPHISM VERSUS CRYSTAL SIZE For each slide, a mean length of the
zircon crystals was obtained in order to see if there were any relationship ...
3
The American Journal of Science
Size-for-size, samples from the highly volcanic beds show greater idiomorphism.
IDIOMORPHISM VERSUS CRYSTAL SIZE For each slide, a mean length of the
zircon crystals was obtained in order to see if there were any relationship ...
4
Geological Survey Professional Paper
As previously pointed out, the idiomorphism of crystal faces on secondarily
enlarged settled crystals contiguous to interstitial minerals indicates that
enlargement was virtually complete before crystallization of the interstitial phases
. This is not ...
5
Microtextures of Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks
classifies minerals following their degree of idiomorphism. Roughly speaking, the
decreasing order is: sphene, rutile, magnetite, hematite, ilmenite, garnet,
tourmaline, staurolite, kyanite epidote, pyroxene, hornblende, - dolomite, albite,
mica, ...
6
Geological Survey Bulletin
2232 Pearceite arsenopearceite Idiomorphism and properties: Frondel. ClilTord.
0933 Pegmatite fluids Composition, effect of chloride: Anderson. G. M.3072
Phlogopite-annite Biotites. synthetic, effects: Wones, David R. 2583 Polybasite ...
7
A Source Book in Geology, 1900-1950
This mineral is the most idiomorphic of the main constituents and must be
regarded as the first one to crystallize out from the magma. Thereafter follow, in
the series of idiomorphism, the plagioclase, the orthoclase, and last the quartz, in
part in ...
The structure of this ground may resemble that of a granite, or may be
distinguished by a more marked idiomorphism of the lath-shaped felspars,
usually untwinned. Mica may also occur in a second generation as part of the
ground-mass.
9
Polymineral-Metasomatic Crystallogenesis
The crystal idiomorphism distinctly increases in transition from monomineral
sectors to bimineral ones, idiomorphism of K2Cr2O7 being always higher than
that of NaNO3. At the same time, K2Cr2O7 crystals initially appearing in NaNO3
mass ...
A. Ė Glikin, Arkadij Èduardovič Glikin, 2008
10
Atlas of the textural patterns of metamorphosed (transformed ...
tendeftcy to attain idiomorphism and this might be achieved by some individuals,
while others of the same mineral species in the same rock may not attain
idiomorphism. This again shows the dependence of attaining idiomorphism on
the ...
