10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PINITE»
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pinite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Two difi'erent analyses of pinite have already been made known; the one by
Klaproth, of pinite from the Pinistollen, the other by Drapier, of pinite from
Auvergne. They found it to consist of the following ingredients: Klaproth. Drnppier
. Silica ...
2
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
p Two different analyses of pinite have already been made 'known; the one by
Klaproth, of pinite from the Pinistollen, the other by Drapier, of pinite from
Auvergne. They found it to consist of the following ingredients : Klaproth .
Drappier. Silica ...
3
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
PINITE, in mineralogy, micarelle of Kirwan. Color blackish-green. Massive, in
lamellar concretions, and crystallised in an equiangular six-sided prism ; in the
same figure truncated or bevelled, and in a rectangular four-sided prism.
Cleavage ...
4
American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
55, it is erroneously stated, that Pinite, and Rubelite are found at Bellows Falls,
Vermont. These errors have found their way into other publications ; and the
applications, from distant correspondents, for those minerals, have become very
...
5
Blazing Trails: Finite Element Pioneers in Milwaukee
With A. Prenkel, “S-parameters of Microwave Resonators Computed by Direct
Prequency and Modal Prequency Pinite Element Analysis,” invited presentation
at ACES, March 1997. 118. With J. DePord and P. Wallen, “3D Electromagnetic ...
6
The American Journal of Science and Arts
55, it is erroneously stated, that Pinite, and Rubelite are found at Bellows Falls,
Vermont. These errors have found their way into other publications ; and the
applications, from distant correspondents, for those minerals, have become very
...
7
The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Silex, lime, alumine, and al- Species. Subspecies. Varieties and Subrarieties.
Diaspore. Turquoise. Spinelle. Ruby. Ceylanite- f 6. Fibrolite. 7". Cyanite. i
Rhsetizite. i 8. Staurotide. I 9. Pinite. I 10. Bucholzite. 1.11. Nepheline. 12.
Andalusite. (13.
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
8
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Probably these complexes most nearly resemble ap- pinite, a group of rocks of
highly variable composition but characterized by much coarse-grained
hornblendite and gabbro or peridotite (Bailey and Maufe, 1960, p. 190-194, 214-
215; ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1982
9
Metasomatic Metamorphism in Western Clearwater County, Idaho
Many grains of cordierite are completely altered to pinite in which the cracks are
filled by chlorite. Chlorite that surrounds the grains of pinite forms radiating
aggregates. Along the edges of these aggregates, brown biotite has crystallized
at the ...
Anna Martta Hietanen, 1962
10
Inosite and
Pinite and Some of Their Derivatives ...
Derivatives of Pinite. Preparation of Pinite. — Pinite is obtained from the roots of
the "Pinus Lambertina," a species of Calif ornian pine tree, in the form of a dark
colored granular substance with an aromatic odor, mixed with resinous material ...
Edward Gray Griffin, 1915
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