10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETINALITE»
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retinalite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
retinalite and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
The reverse order of arrangement has been also observed, with sheets of
massive antigorite or retinalite (i. e., originally deweylite) coating the walls, and a
central sheet of brucite, nemalite and sometimes calcite, as in the Vosges ; or
with a ...
Charles Lane Poor, Edmund Otis Hovey, Ralph Winfred Tower, 1915
2
The Use of Crinoid Arms in Studies of Phylogeny
The reverse order of arrangement has been also observed, with sheets of
massive antigorite or retinalite (t. e., originally deweylite) coating the walls, and a
central sheet of bnicitc, nemalite and sometimes calcite, as in the Vosges ; or with
a ...
3
The Mineralogy of Pennsylvania
... (marmolite), and Wood's chrome mine (marmolite, picrolite, and williamsite);
Lebanon County: Cornwall; Montgomery County: Rose's quarry (antigorite).
Northampton County: Chestnut Hill (precious or noble, retinalite, marmolite,
bowenite ...
Samuel George Gordon, 1922
4
Plattner's Manual of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis ...
Retinalite III, — Mg' Si' + 2 Sla Si + 7 H nearly ; this is Thomson's retinalite and a
doubtful mineral ; retinalite from Grenville, analyzed by Hunt, is, according to
Dana, probably a mixture of serpentine and deweylite ; Natrolite I, 1G, — 'Al Si' +
Na ...
Carl Friedrich Plattner, 1888
5
California Journal of Mines and Geology
133. SERPENTINE. Chrysotile, picrolite, retinalite. This mineral is very abundant
in California. Quicksilver and chromium ores are found in it almost universally.
The following localities are represented in the State Museum: Butte County.
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Journal of the Senate and Assembly During the ... Session of ...
Chryotile, Picrolitc, Retinalite. So called from its resemblance to the skin of a ser
ent, is found in such large masses or beds that it is also classed with t e rocks.
These rocks are metamorphic, not eruptive as formerly supposed, and it is
believed ...
California. Legislature. Senate, 1885
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Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly ... of ...
SERPENTINE. Chryotile, Picrolite, Retinalite. So called from its resemblance to
the skin of a serpent, is found in such large masses or beds that it is also classed
with the rocks. These rocks are metamorphic, not eruptive as formerly supposed,
...
California, California. Legislature. Assembly, California. Legislature. Senate, 1885
The mineral is massive without any trace of crystallization, and has a hardness of
about 3-5 (3-75 Thompson). Its specific gravity is 2-494 — 2-525 (2-493,
Thompson) ; another fragment of an olive green color gave 2-476. The lustre of
retinalite ...
Geological Survey of Canada, 1852
9
Appendix to ... Journals of the Legislative Assembly of the ...
The mineral is massive without any trace of crystallization, and has a hardness of
about 3'5 (3'75 Thompson). Its specific gravity is 2'494-—2'525 (2493, Thompson)
; another fragment of an olive green color gave 2-476. The lustre of retinalite ...
Canada. Parliament. Legislative Assembly, 1852
10
Mineral physiology and physiography
serpentine may, perhaps, be retained for the amorphous silicate with density 2.6
to 2.7, which must be distinguished from retinalite, as well as from chrysotile, from
picrolite, from thermophyllite, and from marmolite. This last requires farther ...
