MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «KYANITIC»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «KYANITIC»
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1
Geological Survey Professional Paper
The two samples of the coarsest muscovite found were separated from drill core
cutting the kyanitic quartzite 228 feet and 257 feet below the collar elevation.
REGIONAL SETTING All three areas of hydrothermally altered rocks from which
the ...
2
Izvestiya, Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics of the Solid ...
I. The pressure dependence of longitudinal (Vt,) and transverse (Vx) wave
velocities in kyanite along the [ (X> 1 1 and [100] directions and in a kyanitic
monomincral rock (R). Fig. 2. Volume decrement versus pressure in the kyanitic
rock. 1979 ...
Similar Muscovite pseudomorphs after kyanite are exposed IN ROADSIDE
OUTCROPS OF KYAN1TIC QUARTZITE AND KYANITIC MUSCOVITE SCHIST
IN A RE-ENTRANT ALONG THE WEST WALL OF THE GRANITE PLUTON 1.2
MILES ...
4
U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
The company records show that mining ended in 1944 after about 1,600 metric
tons of kyanitic material was produced and stock piled. About 211 tons were sold
in 1946 to a firm in Rio de Janeiro. The Botica mine is at 5.000 N., 500 E., Itabirito
...
5
Raw Materials for Refractories Conference: Ceramic ...
Estimated World Consumption of Kyanitic Minerals in 1978—1979 5
Consumption Country (tonnes) (tons) U. S. 91 000 100 000 South Africa 54 000
60 000 Japan 54 000 60 000 India 43 000 47 000 West Germany 41 000 45 000
U. K. 27 000 ...
The country rock consists of interbedded hornblende schist and kyanitic mica
gneiss, which strike northeast and have a high northwest dip. The pegmatite is
approximately conformable with the bedding of the inclosing rock. The ore is
medium ...
FOLDS On Little Mountain, two outcrop belts of the kyanitic quartzite converge at
the eastern nose of a synclinal fold (Figure 1), a structural situation unusually
convenient for open pit mining if the grade of the rock should be attractive.
Outcrops ...
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The Commercial Granites of New England
ountry rock is much-folded kyanitic mica gneiss. The pegmatite ms an easterly
strike and a vertical to northerly dip. It ranges in hickness from a few inches to 4
or 5 feet. The mica has a clear ight rum color and is of fine quality, though much
of ...
10, pp 50-51, Oct. 1968 (In Russian) The highly clayey carboniferous kyanitic
shales of the Kiev Formation in Kolskoi Peninsula are typical sedimentary
metamorphic rocks. Elastic properties and density of these shales depend not
only on the ...
10
Kyanite in Kenya: with an account of its occurrence in some ...
Three of these ridges at least contain bands of similar kyanitic schist. Still further
to the north-west, beyond the margin of the sketch map another chain of
Basement System hills rise through the volcanic rocks that form the western base
of the ...
Bernard Nicholas Temperley, 1953
