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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «STALACTITICALLY»
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1
The Annals of Philosophy
At the bottom of this clill', along the shore, it is a thick bed of a very compact tufa,
of which the cavities are often filled with brown sulphate of lime disposed
stalactitically, and capable of taking a fine polish. Freshwater shells are
sometimes ...
2
The Mining Magazine and Review: A Monthly Record of Mining, ...
They state that much of the calamine has been formed stalactitically around Dog-
tooth spar, and that it is now found in the shape of hollow casts and
pseudomorphic crystals, in consequence of the calcareous matter having
perished. It appears ...
3
Bulletin - United States Geological Survey
Tellurium has been found in Japaneso sulphur,3 to the extent of 0.17 per cent;
and A. Cossa 4 reports it as present in some of the soluble salts which are formed
stalactitically in the crater of Vulcano. The last-named locality has been studied ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1911
4
The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
... round a nucleus ; these would consist of chalcedony or jasper in the inner
portions, and have distinctly crystallized exteriors. There is another class of
agates composed of external bands of chalcedony or jasper, stalactitically
deposited in ...
Tellurium has been found in Japanese sulphur,2 to the extent of 0.17 per cent;
and A. Cossa 3 reports it as present in some of the soluble salts which are formed
stalactitically in the crater of Vulcano. The last-named locality has been studied ...
United States. Congress,
1911
6
Principles of Geology, Being an Attempt to Explain the ...
... imagines, that this remarkable superstratum has been produced by the furious
north-west storms, which in winter drive the 'spray of the sea in clouds over the
whole island; from whence calcareous particles may be deposited stalactitically.
7
Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain and the ...
They state that much of the calamine has been formed stalactitically around Dog-
tooth spar, and that it is now found in * Salmon, op. cit. See also Mining and
Smelting Mag., vol. iv. p. 39. f C. Boyd, Letters and Papers on Agriculture, ...
8
Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy Comprising a Notice of ...
... occur in beds of iron ore, and are particularly beautiful in the Styrian mines of
Eisenerz, where they appear stalactitically disposed on the roofs and sides of
considerable cavities. Radiated and acicular minute white crystals have been
found ...
William Phillips, Robert Allan,
1837
9
Transactions of the Geological Society of London
At the bottom of the cliff along the shore is seen a thick bed of a remarkably hard
and compact tuf, the cavities of which are often lined with brown sulphate of lime,
deposited stalactitically; it sometimes nearly resembles that found among the ...
Geological Society of London,
1824
10
Principles of Geology: Or, The Modern Changes of the Earth ...
... imagines, that this remarkable superstratum has been produced by the furious
north-west storms, which in winter drive the spray of the sea in clouds over the
whole island ; from whence calcareous particles may be deposited stalactitically.