10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VOLCANIZATION»
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Travels in the Two Sicilies and Some Parts of the Apennines
The volcanization of tbr/Z- fflands known to t/Je ancierztr, and studied byse-veral
of i/ze madermn-A wide sield for oMr-zxation, nevert/Je/esr, lest for atlzem-
Felicuda, and Alicuda, two of ibest zstandizsir/Z examined by t/Je author. THE
Lipari ...
Lazzaro Spallanzani, 1809
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The Grave of Human Philosophies, Ancient and Modern: Or, The ...
... forming distinct bodies, are all accidental products, resulting entirely from the
conflagration of the Universal forest, and the general volcanization of the
superficy of the terrestial Globe, and from the lixivium mixture, reunion, or
agglutination of ...
Regnault de Bécourt, 1827
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A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
THE LIPARI ISLANDS. \ INTRODUCTION. The volcanization of these islands
known to the ancients, and studied by several of the modems-m A wide field for
observation,nevertheless, left for others....Felicuda and Alicuda, two of these
islands, ...
These particulars are the more deserving of attention, because the Alps have
been very generally supposed to be destitute of all traces of volcanization. In the
valleys of Briga and Tende, are found considerable quantities of a beautiful
green ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1822
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science
Previous to 1759," says Mr Scrope, “it appears that the plain, from which Jorullo
now rises, presented traces of former volcanization; its soil being composed of
tufa; and the neighbouring mountains consisting of trachyte and basalt.
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The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
ASTM D 1646-81 Standard Test Method for Rubber-Viscosity and Volcanization
Characteristics (Mooney Viscometer). ASTM D 1747-62 (Reapproved 1978)
Standard Test Method for Refractive Index of Viscous Materials and Organosols
at ...
Food and Drug Administration, Office of the Federal Register (U.S.), 2001
7
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... llosgfalofydd llosgfalwr Volcanite, fol'-ean-eit, s. llosgfalfaen Volcanization,fol-
can-i-zë'-shyn,s.llosg- faleiddiad Volcanize, fol'-can-eiz, v. a. llosgfal- eiddio
Volcano, fol-cë'-no, s. bolgyne, llosg- fynydd, llosgfre, llosgfoel, lloegfryn,
tânchwydfa, ...
But after a time this, too, was burst open at many places by the irrepressible
power of volcanization, and in turn was inundated by immense flows of igneous
matter, which, being deposited on its eastern slopes, formed the masses of
propylite, ...
9
A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
One who believes in the efl'ects of volcanic eruptions in the formation of
mountains; one versed in the theory and phonomena of volcanoes. V0LCANlrn.
—See Augite. Voncsnrrv, vol-lum'e-te, a. volcanic, or of volcanic origin.
VOLCANIZATION ...
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A History of Mountains: Geographical and Mineralogical
Neither the shore, the hills, nor the mountains have any trace of volcanization.
The pumice-stones on the coast are either wafted from Lipari by the sea, or
imported by the inhabitants for the purposes of building. Messina itself rests upon
...
Joseph Wilson, Robert Andrew Riddell, 1810
