PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «PUMICITE»
pumicite
pumice
ˈpʌmɨs
called
powdered
dust
form
volcanic
rock
that
consists
highly
vesicular
rough
textured
glass
which
contain
crystals
typically
light
colored
scoria
another
differs
from
having
larger
vesicles
usgs
minerals
information
other
major
applications
include
abrasive
absorbent
concrete
aggregate
admixture
filter
horticultural
pumicite
porous
glassy
used
solid
polish
iced
clean
merriam
webster
with
audio
pronunciations
word
games
memidex
formed
surface
some
lavas
stone
type
transparent
roof
tile
glaze
composition
coloured
natural
sponge
like
material
origin
composed
principally
high
silica
iron
production
using
reducing
currently
strength
increasingly
modern
technology
particularly
construction
rise
buildings
this
study
словари
энциклопедии
на
академике
⇒pumicite
subst
fém
géol
minéral
sorte
lave
appelée
vulgairement
pierre
ponce
porches
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PUMICITE»
Descubre el uso de
pumicite en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
pumicite y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
Pumicite or volcanic ash. — The uses of this ingredient have been so well set
forth in the Nebraska Geological Survey, volume 4. part 27, page 388, et seq.,
that we are again tempted to quote Mr. Barbour : "Although the uses of pumicite
are ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means, Joseph Warren Fordney, 1921
2
Symposium on Use of Pozzolanic Materials in Mortars and ...
Pumice particles up to 6 mm. and altered pumicite (n = 1.488) constitute 50 per
cent of tuff. 25 per cent montmorillonite-type clay. Remainder is fragments of
basalt and crystals. Variegated, soft. Composed of glass (n = 1,492) 5 per cent; ...
3
Minerals Yearbook, 2008, V. 1, Metals and Minerals
In 2008, U.S. pumice and pumicite production was 791,000 metric tons (t). This
was a decrease of 38% compared with that of 2007, when the United States
produced 1 .27 million metric tons (Mt). The overall value of pumice production in
2008 ...
Geological Survey (U S ), 2011
4
OF1998-01: Mineral and energy resource assessment of the ...
They are less frequently exploited for pumice or pumicite than are air-fall deposits
. Reworked deposits are bedded pumice or pumicite accumulations that are
formed by transport and redeposition of pyroclastic material by water. Reworked
...
Joseph V. Tingley, Stephen B. Castor, Steven I. Weiss, Larry J. Garside, Jonathan G. Price, Daphne D. LaPointe, Harold F. Bonham, Jr., and Thomas P. Lugaski
5
U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
Pumicite may be sufficiently pure and abundant to have potential economic value
. Tuffaceous pumicite and pumiceous tuffs are abundant in parts of the Green-
water volcanics and the Funeral formation. The purest pumicite is part of the tuff ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1961
6
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Units S1-S5 are units of the Huckleberry Ridge Tuff of differing lithology than
those seen in the quarry part of the section: S1, gray pumicite; S2, reddish-
orange pumicite; S3 and S4, black obsidian; S5, welded tuff (slumped).
Photograph by ...
7
Petrography Applied to Concrete and Concrete Aggregates
A test block comprised of five panels was constructed near the downstream face
of the dam using different mixes of varying low-alkali cement and pumicite
pozzolan contents. The cement was a low-heat, low-alkali (about 0.5 percent
NajO ...
Bernard Erlin, David Stark, 1990
8
Mineral Commodity Summaries, 1996
It is estimated that in 1996 domestic mine production of pumice and pumicite will
remain around 540,000 tons, with U.S. apparent consumption at approximately
750,000 tons. Imports, mainly from Greece, continue to maintain markets on the ...
DIANE Publishing Company, 1996
9
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Pumicite may be sufficiently pure and abundant to have potential economic value
. Tuffaceous pumicite and pumiceous tuffs are abundant in parts of the Green-
water volcanics and the Funeral formation. The purest pumicite is part of the ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1963
10
Mineral resources of the Teton corridor, Teton County, ...
PUMICITE Pumicites occur in the Colter Formation and at the bases of members
A and B of the Huckleberry Ridge Tuff. The thickest and perhaps the purest
deposit is a 50-foot (15-m) snowy-white soft water-laid bed in the upper middle
part of ...
John David Love, J. C. Antweiler, Frank E. Williams, 1975
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PUMICITE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
pumicite en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Research and Markets: Pumice and Pumicite Global Market Review …
The report presents a thorough study of pumice and pumicite, covering both global and regional markets. It aims to give a proper picture of the market, its trends, ... «Business Wire, Abr 15»
Cement Returns to Its Sustainable Roots
Grabbing nearby ingredients (volcanic ash, pumicite, and fly ash, as example), they cooked up new types of cements, each with specific characteristics. «Green Prophet, Sep 12»
New Vermiculite Suppliers Boost Availability, but Market …
... and processing of pumice 202 16 World production of pumice/pumicite 203 16.1 Production of pumice/pumicite by company 205 17 Producers and processors ... «PR Newswire, Oct 11»
