10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIRIDITE»
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viridite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
viridite and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Geology of Wisconsin: Survey of 1873-1879 ...
We find augite nearly totally changed into viridite. The latter substance is
greenish and fibrous, and is also present in the fissures of the roc1.:, where it has
settled. Plagio- claseis dull in appearance, in consequence of its decomposition.
Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, 1880
We find augite nearly totally changed into viridite. The latter substance is
greenish and fibrous, and is also present in the fissures of the rock, where it has
settled. Plagio- claseis dull in appearance, in consequence of its decomposition.
3
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
Thin sections of the rock examined under the microscope show that it is
composed of a triclinic feldspar, augite and magnetite, with apatite, biotite, viridite
, and pyrite. The feldspar, augite, and magnetite are the essential constituents,
while the ...
4
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
Thin sections of the rock examined under the microscope show that it is
composed of a triclinic feldspar, augite and magnetite, with apatite, biotite, viridite
, and pyrite. The feldspar, augite, and magnetite are the essential constituents,
while the ...
Boston Society of Natural History, 1878
He says : When secondary products become abundant and the leek-green
viridite increases iu amount and distribution, then there are often associated with
this light yellow crystals, whose difference from the viridite is very apparent under
the ...
United States. Congress, 1891
6
Bulletin - United States Geological Survey
He says : When secondary products become abundant and the leek-green
viridite increases iu amount aud distribution, then there are often associated with
this light yellow crystals, whose difference from the viridite is very apparent under
the ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1891
7
Journal of the Chemical Society
The secondary products of the decomposition of the diabases are viridite, calcite,
and very little epidote. The viridite is a chloritic mineral in both rocks, and has not
a constant composition; it sometimes resembles dilessite and sometimes ...
8
The Greenstone Schist Areas of the Menominee and Marquette ...
He says : When secondary products become abundant and the leek-green
viridite increases in auionnt and distribution, thou there are often associated with
this light yellow crystals, whose difference from the viridite is very apparent under
the ...
George Huntington Williams, 1890
9
Bulletin of the United States Geological Survey
He says : When secondary products become abundant and the leek-green
viridite iucreascs in amount and distribution, then there are ofteu associated with
this light yellow crystals, whose difference from the viridite is very apparent under
the ...
He says : When secondary products become abundant and the leek-green
viridite increases in amount, and distribution, then there are often associated with
this light yellow crystals, whose difference from the viridite is very apparent under
the ...
George Huntington Williams, 1884
