10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REDRUTHITE»
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The Mineralogist's Directory, Or, a Guide to the Principal ...
Malachite. Redruthite. Torberite. (Huel Crofty, East.) Ответить Actinolite. Axinite.
Blende. Chlorite. Felspar. Fluor. Hornblende. Pyrite. Redruthite. Rock Crystal.
Towanite. (Huel Crofty, South.) TIN and COPPER. Stannine. (Huel Frances,
South.) ...
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An Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy ... A new edition, ...
REDRUTHITE. 159 meyerite and redruthite c from San Pedro in Chile; d, e, f from
Catemo in Chile, all by Domeyko :— a b c d e f Copper . . 30'48 30-95 63'38 53-
94. 60'58 63'98 Silver . . 5227 52-71 28'79 24-04 16'58 1208 Iron . . 0'33 024.
William PHILLIPS (F.L.S., etc.), Henry James Brooke, William Hallows MILLER, 1852
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Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for ...
CLASS I. METALLIC MINERALS. COPPEB. SULPHUKET OF COPPER.
Redruthite, Copper Glance, or Vitreous Copper. Although abundant in Cornwall,
the occurrence of vitreous copper in Devonshire does not appear to have been
noted.
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An Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy
Is completely decomposed by warm nitric acid, yielding a blue solution, and
leaving a residue of sulphur. Cu'S, copper 79-84, sulphur 2CT16. Analyses of
redruthite a from the Gumeschefskoi mine, near Katharinenburg, by Klaproth ; b
from ...
William Phillips, Henry James Brooke, William Hallows Miller, 1852
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
Rhombic ; isomorphous with redruthite. Crystals rare ; usually massive, or in
plates ; fracture flat, conchoidal, or even; verysectile. H.=2'5...3; G. = 6-2—6-3.
Bright. Blackish lead-gray. B.B. fuses easily to a gray metallic semimalleable
globule.
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
Rhombic; isomorphous with redruthite. Crystals rare; usually mmsive, or in plates;
fracture flat, conchoidal, or even; very sectile. H.=2'5...3; G.=6'2---6'3. Bright.
Blackish lead-gray. B.B. fuses easily to a gray metallic semimalleable globule.
Thomas Stewart Traill, 1858
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The Minerals of New South Wales, Etc.
REDRUTHITE.—Vitreous Copper Ore—Copper Glance. Chem. comp.: Copper
disulphide = Cu2S ; copper, 79'8; sulphur, 202 = 100. Crystallises in the rhombic
system. It is of a lead-grey colour, soft, and leaves a shining streak something like
...
Archibald Liversidge, 2011
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Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for ...
Redruthite, Copper Glance, or Vitreous Copper. Although abundant in Cornwall,
the occurrence of vitreous copper in Devonshire does not appear to have been
noted. I have, however, lately received from Mr. W. J. Henwood, F.R.S., a letter, ...
Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1869
... massicot, minium) ; Copper (azurite, chrysoeolla, pyrites, cuprite, malachite,
redruthite, tile ore) ; Tin (cassiterite, stannite) ; Bismuth (bismuthinite, bismutite) ;
Wolfram; Molybdenite (molybdite) ; Antimony (stibnite) ; Manganese (psilomelane
, ...
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The Ore Minerals Under the Microscope: An Optical Guide
Redruthite). Geologic Environment: alteration products of Cu sulfide deposits
Reflection Colour: blue-grey Internal Reflections: Reflectance [%]: 29.93
Bireflectance: Anisotropy: Pleochroism: weak, often only visible with slightly
opened ...
