10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRICHITIC»
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1
Bulletin of the Philosophical Society of Washington
This variability is due to the fact that the conditions attending the growth caused
the extremely delicate feldspar fibers to curve and branch to an unusual degree,
and this influence was so strong that the magnetic iron assumed a trichitic form, ...
2
The Keweenaw Series of Michigan
Much calcite, much decomposed olivine, trichitic feldspar. Distance from margin 3
feet to top, 6 feet to bottom. Grain Olivine 11; 8; 7 Sp. 15574. Hole 11 at 133 feet
from bed rock surface. Porphyritic and trichitic; oli/ine decomposed; various ...
Much calcite, much decomposed olivine, trichitic feldspar. Distance from margin 3
feet to top, 6 feet. to bottom. ' Grain Olivine 11; 8; 7 Sp. 15574. Hole 11 at 133 feet
from bed rock surface. Porphyritic and trichitic; olivine decomposed; various ...
Michigan. Geological Survey Division, 1911
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Publication - Michigan Geological and Biological Survey
Much calcite, much decomposed olivine, trichitic feldspar. Distance from margin 3
feet to top, 6 feet to bottom. - ~ Grain - Olivine 11; 8; 7 Sp. 15574. Hole 11 at 133
feet from bed rock surface. Porphyritic and trichitic; olivine decomposed; various ...
This variability is due to the fact that the conditions attending the growth caused
the extremely delicate feldspar fibers to curve and branch to an unusual degree,
and this influence was so strong that the magnetic iron assumed a trichitic form, ...
Philosophical Society of Washington, Washington, D.C., 1892
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A summary of progress in mineralogy and petrography ...
Another type of spherulite is the trichitic, in which the feldspars are branched and
curved to an unusual degree, forming a radiating bunch parallel to whose radii
trichites of magnetite are arranged. Both hollow and trichitic spherulites ...
William Shirley Bayley, 1889
7
The American Naturalist
Simple and composite varieties are both common, and the trichitic kinds
described by Cross are also met with. The centers of the spherulites are nearly
always grains of quartz or of orthoclase, or groups of granophyre, as already
mentioned.
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Contributions to the geology and petrology of crystalline ...
G. M. Koen (1955) described pyramidal sculptures on garnets from the Permian
Karoo- sediments of South Africa. TRICHITIC CAVITIES Microscopic investigation
showed in immersion numerous hair-like inclusions in all corroded pyropes.
9
The Journal of Biological Chemistry
Leaflets from alcohol; dendrites from acetone. Trichitic needles from tetrachloride
-alcohol . Leaflets or trichitic needles from ether- alcohol. Rectangular leaflets or
trichitic needles from ether-alcohol. Acicular leaflets from Acicular leaflets from ...
The trichitic lashes can be removed with cryosurgery or electrohyphrecation. In
most cases, it is preferable to repair the lid margin with excision and repair of the
notched area. Injury to the canaliculi is a potential complication of any surgery ...
Myron Yanoff, Jay S. Duker, James J. Augsburger, 2009
