10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIGNIFORM»
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3, with ligniform Asbestus from the Tyrol and Rock Cork. — The ligniform
asbestus which I employed resembled splinters of nut-wood, and had a specific
gravity of 1*42. When heated to redness, it lost 0*19 of its weight. The rock cork
was ...
2
A description of the minerals in the Leskean Museum
863 An intermediate Fossil between Opal and commmi Quartz, with an
imperfectly conchoidal fracture, glimmering Lustre and translucid at the edges ;
from Freiberg. D. Ligniform Opal. 864 Milk white, slightly inclining to Pearl grey,
Ligniform ...
Dietrich Ludwig Gustav Karsten, 1798
3
Handbook of Fabrication Processes
(a) Lay out die on a Ligniform die block using conventional vernier height gage, (
b) Bend steel rule to scribe line using Multiform bender, (c) Place steel rule on
scribed die block to check accuracy, (d) Cut steel rule to proper length using
cutoff ...
4
Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York
In the rocks of the upper part of this series, and also in the bituminous limestone
below, we find an arrangement of parts, presenting, externally, a ligniform
appearance. In breaking a mass of the rock, we often observe portions to
separate, ...
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly, 1838
5
The Annals of Philosophy
3, with ligniform /lslzestm from the Tyrol and Rock Cork. —-The ligniform
asbestus which I employed resembled splinters of nut-wood, and had a specific
gravity of 1'42. When heated to redness, it lost 0'19 of its weight. The rock cork
was white, ...
6
The Annals of Philosophy
It is much more rational to ascribe the equality to the insufficiency of the
experiments, which, had they been made on a larger scale, would probably have
shown some difference. Exper. 3, with ligniform Asbeslus from the Tyrol and Rock
Cork.
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1815
7
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
Common quartz. e. Prase. J. Ferruginous quartz, or iron flint. Hornstone. a.
Splintery. b. Conchoidal. c. Ligniform. Flinty slate. a. Common. h. Lydian stone.
Flint. Calcedony. a. Common. b. Carnelian. Opal. a. Precious. b. Common. d.
Ligniform.
blende ; by the unctuous feel of the powder of asbes^ tus &c. compared with that
of actinolite, &c. Ligniform Asbestus. Infusible in the heat of the Berlin porcelain
furnace. This often occurs in cabinets in flat wedge-shaped masses converging to
...
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
3, with ligniform Asbestus from the Tyrol and Rock Cork. — The ligniform
asbestus which I employed reiemhled splinters of nut-wood, and had a specific
gravity of 1'42. When heated to redness, it lost 0' 1 9 of its weight. The rock cork
was white ...
10
A Catalogue of American Minerals, with Their Localities: ...
Asbestos, the ligniform variety. (C.) Common Asbestos, and the ligniform, are
found in vast quantity. (SU. 4.25.) Greasy Quartz. (Sil. 7.59.J Amianthus, 4 m. S.
from Sprague's tavern, associated with common asbestos and Fossil Leather,
very ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIGNIFORM»
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Early portraits a sign of things to come
In "Ligniform" (which translates to "like wood"), local artist Shaila Christofferson looks to have collected her thoughts on the subject and ... «Chicago Tribune, Apr 11»
