10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEIONITE»
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stability of meionite is the rotation of the slope of reactions involving meionite to
lower Ato, as the degree of disorder increases. At low Ato, (< 0.2), and
temperature 800-1000°C meionite alone reacts to clinozoisite, and meionite +
quartz to ...
William Alexander Deer, Robert Andrew Howie, 2004
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A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
Mr. Moh3 has chosen this form anions all those of the feldspar, as being the
simplest, and best calculated to lead to the object he had in view, the reduction of
the forms of the meionite to those of 'the feldspar. On the other hand fig. 4
represents ...
3
Natural History of New York
Paranthine, Wemerite, Meionite, and Dipyre. Batey. — Scapolite, and Meionite.
Cleaveland. — Meionite or Scapolite, and Gabronite. Thomson. — Scapolite, and
Nuttalite. Phillips. — Pyramidal Feldspar or Scapolite, and Meionite. Jameson.
New York (State). Natural History Survey, 1842
4
An Elementary Treatise of Mineralogy and Geology
Meionite. Brae-hunt. Jameson. Brongrtiart. Aikin. Phillipe. The Meionite occurs in
grains, or small shining crystals. It sometimes presents a rectangular four-sided
prism, terminated by four-sided pyramids, whose faces correspond to the lateral ...
5
Mineralogy Of New-York; Comprising Detailed Descriptions Of ...
[From the Greek dung, a rod, and Méog, a stone; in allusion to the rod-like
appearance of the crystals] Paranthine, Wernerite, Meionite, and Dipyre. Hairy. -
— Scapolite, and Meionite. Cleaveland. — Meionite or Scapolite, and Gabronite.
6
An Elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology: Designed ...
376 MEIONITE. Srscnzs 51. MEIONITE. Havr. Meionlla Werner. Halumann.
Meionite. Erochant. Jameson. Brongniart. Ail.-in. Phillips. The Meionite occurs in
grains, or small shining crystals. It sometimes presents a rectangular four-sided
prism, ...
7
Mineralogy of New-York: Comprising Detailed Descriptions of ...
[From the Greek o'xamg, a rod, and N805, a stone; in allusion to the rod-like
appearance of the crystals] Paranthine, Wernerite, Meionite, and Dipyre. Hairy. —
Scapolite, and Meionite. Cleavehnd. —— Meionite or Scapolite, and Gabronite.
New York (State). Natural History Survey, Lewis Caleb Beck, 1842
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Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
L ' , meet with no crystalline face in the meionite, the inclination not deducible of
which does not occur among the forms of feldspar, we fr:fif\'v;hf:“_l1';';f will venture
to request that gentleman, to endeavour to de- feldspar'. rive the figure of the ...
[From the Greek dxwirog, a 'rod, and M305, a stone; in allusion to the rod-like
appearance of the crystals] Paranthine, Wernerite, Meionite, and Dipyre. Ham]. —
Scaipolite, and Meionite. Cleavcland. — Meionite or scapolite, and Gabronite.
10
A System of Mineralogy
Sodalite was first established as a distinct species, and analysed by Dr Thomson.
I have given it its present place in the system, on account of its external
characters. 11. Meionite, Meionite, Hauy c$- Werner. Hyacinthe blanche de la
Somma, ...
