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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PYRITIFEROUS»
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1
Report on the Geology of the State of Maine
Pyritiferous slate; Bingham. 1248. Pyritiferous slate; Gov. King, Bluff Mt., Concord.
1249. Pyritiferous slate; Corinna. 1250. Pyritiferous slate; Churchill's, New
Portland. 1251. Pyritiferous slate; Bluff Mt., Concord. 1252. Pyritiferous slate;
Titcomb's ...
Charles Thomas Jackson, 1838
2
First[-third] Annual Report on the Geology of the State of Maine
604. Jasper and chert; Little Deer Isle. 605. Quartz rock; Kennebunk. 600.
Calciferous quartz rock; Biddeford. 607. Same. 608. Quartz rock; Biddeford. 609.
Quartz rock; Bangor. TRANSITION SERIES. 610. Pyritiferous slate ; Jewel's
Island Obs.
Maine Geological Survey, Charles Thomas Jackson, 1839
3
Annual report on the geology of the state of Maine
Pyritiferous slate; Jewel's Island Obs. The alum and copperas of commerce is
made chiefly of this rock. Nos. 843 and 844, are specimens of alum and copperas
made at Jewel's Island. (See obs. 125.) 611. Same. 612. Pyritiferous slate, or
alum ...
Charles Thomas Jackson, Maine. Geological Survey (1836-1839), Maine. Board of Internal Improvements, 1839
4
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
Pyrite, of slightly cupriferous character, in the pyritiferous porphyry at Lead- ville,
was regarded by Cross as primary. In this connection he states that — "Pyrite
takes the place of magnetite and seems to be an original constituent. Its particles
...
5
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Note distribution of quartz pebbles; fine-grained pyritiferous matrix concentrated
in upper two- thirds of photograph. 2. Radioluxograph* of Al. Radioactivity is
mostly confined to the pyritiferous matrix. Large radioactive areas result from
clusters ...
6
Estimated use of water in the United States, 1965
An east-northeast-trending belt of pyritiferous, silicified, fine-grained intrusive
rocks occurs along a well-marked fault zone a few miles south of the Indian
Mountain pluton and immediately south of the Utopia Creek barite occurrence (fig
. 2).
Charles Richard Murray, 1968
7
Early Investigations of the Devonian System in New York, ...
In view of the correlation of the lower rocks it is not surprising that he thought the
Pyritiferous Slate (shales of the Middle and Upper Devonian) equivalent to “a
similar rock as Whitby, and near Charmouth, England” (Lower Jurassic or Lias).
7 to 12 inches, strong yellowish-brown micaceous stony loam ; somewhat difficult
to displace but easily separated into fine crumb-structured «oll aggregates and
well-weathered angular fragments of pyritiferous schist and finely banded gneiss
...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1952
9
First Report on the Geology of the State of Maine
The southern side of the Fox Islands is also capable of furnishing an abundant
supply of pyritiferous slate, which may be used advantageously in the
manufacture of copperas and alum. At this place. in the summer of 1835, I
examined an ...
Charles Thomas Jackson, 1837
10
Geology and Ore Deposits of the Leadville Mining District, ...
porphyry. " While porphyry (ahale). iieeoua Gray porphyry (shale *) .'Cray
porphyry transitional to \ White porphyry. ^Whste porphyry. Black ahale.
Pyritiferous ore. Pyritiferous Blue limestone. Weber (?) formation Leftdville
limestone CBIue"ls.
Samuel Franklin Emmons, 1927
