10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PSEUDOMORPHOUS»
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pseudomorphous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Catalogue of the Mineral Collections ...
Unusually large example of Pseudomorphous Carbonate of Iron. Virtuous Lady
Mine, Tavistock. 472 and 472a. Pseudomorphous crystals of Carbonate of Iron. •
Virtuous Lady Mine, Tavistnch. Such forms as the specimens Nos. 47 1 and 472 ...
Museum of Practical Geology (Great Britain),
1864
2
Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain, and of ...
Virtuous Lady Mine, Tavistoch, Devonshire. 471. Unusually large example of
Pseudomorphous Carbonate of Iron. Virtuous Lady Mine, Tavistoch. 472 and
472a. Pseudomorphous crystals of Carbonate of Iron. . Virtuous Lady Mine,
Tavistoch.
Geological Survey of Great Britain,
1864
3
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
Among the pseudomorphous substances produced by an interchange of
constituents, the number of instances in which the product of alteration is a
double silicate is very small. Apart from the remarkable pseudomorphous felspar
recently ...
4
Geology, Mineralogy and Crystallography: Being a ...
Pseudomoxphong Crystals,— Pseudomorphous crystals are those which present
the form of a mineral differing from that of which they are composed. They ! may
be produced by the decomposition of the crystal after it has been formed, or by I ...
David Thomas Ansted, Walter Mitchell,
1855
Pseudomorphous crystals are those which present the form of a mineral differing
from that of which they are composed. They may be produced by the
decomposition of the crystal after it has been formed, or by another substance
being ...
David Thomas Ansted, James Tennant, Walter Mitchell,
1860
6
An Elementary Treatise of Mineralogy and Geology
Pseudomorphous bodies. These bodies have, in some cases, received their
present form in cavities, which true crystals, or some other substances, either
animal or vegetable, had once occupied. In other cases, they have been
deposited on ...
7
An Elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology: Designed ...
Pseudomorphous bodies. These bodies have, in some cases, received their
present form in cavities, which true crystals, or some other substances, either
animal or vegetable, had once occupied. In other cases, they have been
deposited on ...
8
The Philosophical Magazine: Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
stance which we have been considering should be ranked as a
pseudomorphous production, a regularly crystallized chalcedony, or a new
substance, — we therefore deemed it right to state them. Devonport, Nov. 25,
1826. XII. Remarks on ...
9
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Scanning electron micrograph showing aggregates of tiny quartz crystals that are
pseudomorphous after bladed calcite and partly coat fibrous mordenite. between
about 3 and 7 but do not show a. RESEARCH DRILL HOLE Y-6, UPPER ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1984
10
The Philosophical Magazine, Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
Pseudomorphous Crystals from a Mine at Haytor, in Devonslzire. In the year
1827 some crystals were found in this mine, which were described by Mr. W.
Phillips and Mr. Levy, under the name of Haytorite". It was obvious that the
substance of ...