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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HEMICRYSTALLINE»
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1
Researches in Assyria, Babylonia, and Chaldæa.: Forming Part ...
The rocks consistof crag, or marly and friable fossiliferous limestone, ofcoarse
gypsum,andof hemi-crystalline and nodular niarles, containing abed of granular
and hemicrystalline sulphur, about seven feet in thickness. The stratification is
very ...
William Francis Ainsworth, 2013
2
A Handbook of Mineral Crystals, Rocks and Ores
holohyaline: rocks that are entirely glassy (non crystalline), like an obsidian
hemicrystalline: rocks that contain both crystals and glass, a basalt for example is
hemicrystalline. Other terms that are also in circulation include merocrystalline, ...
Pramod O. Alexander, 2009
3
Clay Mineral Cements in Sandstones: (Special Publication 34 ...
Basic VRF textures are of holohyaline (originally composed of basaltic glass,
except for tiny crystallites), hemicrystalline (formed by plagioclase crystals
immersed in an originally vitreous mesostasis) and holocrystalline types (
originally formed ...
Richard Worden, Sadoon Morad, 2009
The trachytes probably show a complete gradation between the following types:
— Massive holocrystalline Massive hemicrystalline Streaky hemicrystalline (well
crystallized laminae) Streaky hemicrystalline (well crystallized laminae and ...
5
Geology of the Nakuru-Thomson's Falls-Lake Hannington Area: ...
The trachytes probably show a complete gradation between the following types:
— Massive noncrystalline Massive hemicrystalline Streaky hemicrystalline (well
crystallized laminae) Streaky hemicrystalline (well crystallized laminae and ...
Gerald Joseph Home McCall, 1967
6
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
From the junction of Peers Gill and Girta Gill comes a greyish hemicrystalline rock
with a mottled appearance. The ground-mass is very fine-grained, and consists of
small clear felspars and quartz. There are numerous phenocrysts of an ...
7
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
Groundmass textures in non-pumiceous samples are generally pilotaxitic and
hemicrystalline; some samples show conspicuous flow texture. Sample E637 Tl
has unusual groundmass texture and mineralogy with considerable quartz and
no ...
8
Synthesis of deep-sea drilling results in the Indian Ocean
Hemicrystalline and often scoriaceous xenoliths are common in the lapilli tuffs (
e.g. McKelvey and Fleet, 1974, p.558, Fig.8). (6) Units II, IV, V and VI represent
virtually continuous hyaloclastite sedimentation, rapid enough to suppress (by ...
9
Geology and Oil Resources of the Coalinga District, California
Gray Hemicrystalline limestone 28 Dark eemicrystallinc limestone 12 Gray
eemicrystallinc limestone 40 The limestone beds are separated by thin partings
of shale. FLUXES. 189. Proportion of kinds of ore (approximate). C'oki' per ton of
Hard.
Ralph Arnold, Robert van Vleck Anderson, Irving Cowan Allen, 1910
10
U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
GE0UNDMA88 Most rocks in this area have a hemicrystalline ground- mass that
consists predominantly of microcrystals, crystallites, cryptocrystalline material,
and glass. The glass is most often clear, slightly yellowish, or greenish.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1963
