10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VULPINITE»
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Manual of Mineralogy Containing an Account of Simple ...
Vulpinite. External Characters. — Colour greyish-white, and veined with bluish-
grey. Occurs massive, and in granular concretions. Internally splendent.
Translucent on the edges. Brittle. Easily frangible. Chemical Characters. — It
melts easily ...
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
I. It. would. appear,. therefore,. that. the. vulpinite. is. merely. an. anhydrous.
sulphate of lime. X. Discovery of the Existence of Cobalt in Meteoric Iron. The
existence of nickel and chromium in meteoric stones has long been known; and
an ...
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A System of Mineralogy: Comprising the Most Recent ...
Vulpinite is a siliceous variety, containing 8 per cent of silex, and having the
hardness 8'8. Pseudo- morphs in cubes, imitative of rock salt, have been
described by Haidinger. Crystallized anhydrite occurs at the salt mines of Bex in
Switzerland, ...
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Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers
VVillughbi', Loch Bruaich, Scotland, 306. , Windermere lake, 306. Salmon-gum,
Western Australia, fuel, 354. , -, mine-timber, 354. Salt-mines, Austria, vulpinite,
78. , Poland, 78. , Salsburg, vulpinite, 78. Salt-pan mountain, Transvaal,
Zoutpans- ...
Institution of Mining Engineers (Great Britain), 1900
Vulpinite. This is a name given by some mineralogists to a mineral found at
Vulpino, not far from Bergamo, in Lombardy. In Italy it is known by the name of
marmo lardiglio di Bergamo. It was noticed in the Journal de Physique under the
name ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1817
Salmo Colii, Gunther, Irish loughs, 300. — Willughbi , Loch Bruaich, Scotland,
300. , Windermere lake, 306. Salmon-gum, Western Australia, fuel, 354. , , mine-
timber, 354. Salt-mines, Austria, vulpinite, 78. , Poland, 78. , Salsburg, vulpinite,
78.
Institution of Mining Engineers (Great Britain)., 1900
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The Popular Encyclopedia: Being a General Dictionary of ...
WALKER— WALLACE. 853 is true, the apocryphal books ; but it is clear that he
only considered those canonical, which are now regarded as such by Protestants
. VULPINITE. See Anhydrite. VULTURE (cu/rur). The vultures hare been referred,
...
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster
Vulpinite. Oryctogno- Geogtioslic and Geographic Situations. — It occurs in •y-
the' salt-mines of Bocnnia, and at Wieliczka in Poland. S**V^*,/ Observations — It
-was first described as a variety of compact heavy-spar, and is by many named ...
Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830
Geog'nostic and Geographic Situations It occurs in beds in the salt-mines of
Austria and Salzburg ; and also in secondary gypsum, on the eastern foot of the
Hartz mountains. * Vulpinite. Vulpinite, De La Melherie, Tableaux.—Chaux
sulphatée ...
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Elementary Course of Geology, Mineralogy, and Physical Geography
Anhydrite, Karstenite, Muriacite, Vulpinite, Anhydrous sulphate of lime (Prismatic,
H=3— 3 5, SG=2 8— 3). The name Anhydrite is given to crystalline anhydrous
sulphate of lime, and Vulpinite to a mixture of the same salt with a little silex.
David Thomas Ansted, 1856
