10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPHICALCITE»
Discover the use of
ophicalcite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ophicalcite and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Elements of Engineering Geology
Ophicalcite, Serpentine, and Soapstone In general characters and origin this
group of rocks has many points of resemblance, and for convenience may
therefore be treated together. It is a series whose members range in mineral
composition ...
Heinrich Ries, T.L. Watson
2
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
... rocks may occur in massive form, but in several areas they show a platy or
laminated character. Rock types include marble or crystalline lime— stone,
ophicalcite, tremolite schist, and calcsilicate rocks. A feature of note is the high
proportion ...
3
Geological Survey Professional Paper
The so-called Irish green or Connemara marble from Galway County, Ireland,
which has been popular with architects, is also an ophicalcite (Watson, 1916).
According to Dana (1892, p. 671) "Any serpentine rock cut into slabs and
polished is ...
4
Mélanges: Processes of Formation and Societal Significance
the mantle section, such as pillow basalt, chert, and ophicalcite. Deformation
fabrics in the longitudinal shear zones and their transitions into serpentinite
mélange zones typically reflect a stronger flattening component than the
constrictional ...
John Wakabayashi, Yildirim Dilek, 2011
5
A Practical Dictionary of Chinese Medicine
... Z^^Vfa, 718 One-Packet Red Bayberry Powder, ydng mei yi ji sdn MWL, 494
ophicalcite, hud rui shi^M^, Ophicalcitum, 548, 724 Ophicalcite Powder, hud rui
shi sdn ZEM^nk, 738 Ophicalcitum, hud rui shi ZE^^Ei □, ophicalcite, 548, 724 ...
Nigel Wiseman, Ye Feng, 1998
6
Tectonics, Magmatism and Metallogeny of Mongolia
22); the following rocks are exposed there: 1) Harzburgite 2) Ophicalcite breccia (
1–25 m). 3) Jasper-quartzite (0.2–1.5 m), infilling pockets at the top of the
ophicalcite. 4) Gravelstone and sandstone (2–2.5 m), containing clasts of
serpentinite ...
Ophicalcite, Serpentine, and SoapstOne In general characters and origin this
group of rocks has many points of resemblance, and for convenience may
therefore be treated together. It is a series whose members range in mineral
composition ...
Heinrich Ries, Thomas L. Watson
8
Geology and Coal Fields of the Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska
In places the serpentine occurs in small round bodies surrounded by magnetite,
as it occurs in ophicalcite surrounded by dolomite. The muscovite is associated
with the serpentine and is generally partly altered to serpentine or chlorite.
George Curtis Martin, Frank James Katz, 1912
9
From Rodinia to Pangea: The Lithotectonic Record of the ...
THE RIVIÈRE-DES-PLANTE ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX AND ADJACENT ROCK
UNITS The Rivière-des-Plante ultramafic Complex consists of ser- pentinized
peridotite, ophicalcite, gabbro, and granitic rocks (Fig. 2). The latter rock type is ...
10
World Mining Congress 2003 - Volume
An exploitation room in the Champlong ophicalcite quarry: the space of a
removed wedge is visible at the roof. The studied caverns have been: marble
quarry of Candoglia (Italy); marble quarry of Corchia (Italy). The multiple voids
quarries ...
