10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MENILITE»
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It is cut into plates, and then used for snuff-boxes, and other ornamental articles.
11. Menilite. This species is by Hoffmann divided into two sub-species, viz. Brown
Menilite, and Grey Menilite. First Subspecies. Brown Menilite. Brauner Menilite ...
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Palaeoclimatology and Palaeoceanography from Laminated Sediments
The Menilite and Krosno Beds form relatively small outcrops in the western part
of the Polish Carpathians; they become widespread eastwards, where they crop
out over large areas (Fig. 1). The Menilite and Krosno Beds are thickest and most
...
Alan E. S. Kemp, Geological Society of London, 1996
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The Geology of Central Europe: Mesozioc and cenozoic
This led to the replacement of deep-water shales and basinal turbidites by
pelagic Globigerina Marls, followed by Oligocene bituminous Menilite shales
deposited in the newly restricted basin. This type of deposition dominated all of
the Outer ...
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Articles on Quartz Varieties, Including: Amethyst, Agate, ...
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An Introduction to Mineralogy: Comprising the Natural ...
It is deposited from the water of boiling springs, or in the vicinity of volcanic fire.
Menilite. — This mineral, which hitherto has been found only at Menil Montant
near Paris, occurs in nodular or tuberose masses, in a species of schist, which
has ...
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Organic Geochemistry: Advances and Applications in the ...
Menilite hopane distributions are dominated by the C30 17a,21/? hopane (peak
h, Figure 2), with the C29 homologue (peak f) of secondary importance. There is
a small amount of 28,30-bisnorhopane (peak d) and the 22S/22R ratios (e.g., ...
D. A. C. Manning, European Association of Organic Geochemists. Meeting, 1991
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Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology
prevailing in poorly ventilated basins (Pompeckj, 1901, for Holzmaden shales;
Pompeckj, 1914, for Kupferschiefer; Krejci and Weiler, 1928, for Oligocene
Menilite shales; Clarke, 1904, and Ruedemann, 1934, 1935, for black shales of
eastern ...
Joel W. Iledgpeth and Harry S. Ladd, 1957
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A System of Mineralogy: Including an Extended Treatise on ...
Hyalite, or Muller's glass, occurs in small reniform botryoidal, and occasionally
stalactitic shapes, either colorless or white. Menilite is a brown and opaque
variety, occurring in compact reniform masses, occasionally presenting a slaty
structure.
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The Palynology and Micropalaeontology of Boundaries
In contrast, dark-coloured bituminous deposits (the Menilite Beds sensu lata)
represent the Lower Oligocene. Pale-coloured marly deposits - the Sub-Menilitic
Globigerina Marl - usually separate these two lithofacies (Leszczynski 1997, fig. 2
).
Alwynne Bowyer Beaudoin, Martin J. Head, Geological Society of London, 2004
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Analytical Essays Towards Promoting the Chemical Knowledge ...
... scarcely weighed half a grain, and, upon trial by sulphuric acid, showed itself to
be calcareous earth, accompanied by a trace of magnesia. In consequence of
this analysis, hundred parts of menilite contain : Silex 85,5° Alumine I Oxydofiron
.
Martin Heinrich Klaproth, 1801
