10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NACROUS»
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nacrous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature, and Art
The salts which it forms are different from those of cinchonine, both in the
proportion of their elements and the properties they possess. They are generally
more bitter, and are distinguished by a nacrous pearly aspect. The weight of an
atom of ...
They are generally more bitter, and are distinguished by a nacrous pearly aspect.
The weight of an atom of quinine is 45.9069. This base has less capacity of
saturation than cinchonine. The sulphate is formed of Quinine 100 Sulphuric acid
...
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Transactions of the geological society, established November ...
_ _ _ EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. jecting from them, and showing near the
apex the accumulated nacrous matter, which on decomposition formed the canal.
Fig. 3. Illustrative views of fragments of Belemnites electrinus (see Pl. VIII. figs.
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A descriptive catalogue of the minerals and fossil organic ...
In the blue loamy clay-pits of Knapton, some specimens of the Cornu Ammonis
have been discovered with a nacrous or perlaceous covering, possessing a
highly brilliant and resplendent lustre: whether this beautiful appearance is really
the ...
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Transactions of the Geological Society of London
Geological Society of London. jecting from them, and showing near the apex the
accumulated nacrous matter, which on decomposition formed the canal. Fig. 3.
Illustrative views of fragments of Belemnites electrinus (see PI. VIII. figs. 18, 19,
20.) ...
Geological Society of London, 1829
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A Descriptive Catalogue of the Minerals and Fossil Organic ...
In the blue loamy clay-pits of Knapton, some specimens of the Cornu Ammonis
have been discovered with a nacrous or perlaceous covering, possessing a
highly brilliant and resplendent lustre : whether this beautiful appearance is really
the ...
7
The Journal of Science and the Arts
They are generally more bitter, and are distinguished by a nacrous pearly aspect.
The weight of an atom of quinine is 45.9069. This base has less capacity of
saturation than cinehonine. The sulphate is formed of Quinine , 100 - Sulphuric
acid ...
8
Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History).: Zoology
Genus BREVINUCULAThiele, 1934 Type species: Nucula guineeitsis Thiele, (
1931) Shell deeply triangular with smooth surface; opisthogyral; inner ventral
margin not crenulate; resilifer absent or very small, inner nacrous layer present.
Thiele ...
British Museum (Natural History), 1992
9
Ancient Mesopotamian Materials and Industries: The ...
(k) Mother-of-pearl Mother of pearl is the nacrous material lining the shell of the
black-lip pearl oyster (Pinctada margaritifera (L.) ), which has the same
composition as pearl, essentially calcium carbonate. As it can be obtained from
the Gulf ...
Peter Roger Stuart Moorey, 1999
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The Yellow Claim (Mesodesma (T.) Mactroides Deshayes) of the ...
i layer (outermost), the prismatic layer (intermediate), and finally the nacrous
layer (innermost) to which the mantle adheres. (Pigs. U, 5>, 6, and 7). The
periostracum is relatively thin and is composed of two layers more or less parallel
and ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NACROUS»
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Pearls, V&A - exhibition review
After this comes unstinting 18th- and 19th-century greed for the nacrous blobs. By the 19th century, seed-pearls were manipulated into ... «Evening Standard, Sep 13»
