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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ESSONITE»
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1
Useful minerals of the United States
Placer County, essonite at Deer Park and on American River near Towle ;
uvarovite has been found on chromite near Auburn. Plumas County, Good Hope
mine and in sands at Nelson Point. Riverside County, essonite in tourmaline
district ...
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A Descriptive Catalogue of a New Collection of Minerals in ...
ESSONITE. 143. Essonite, or Cinnamon-stone, of a hyazinth-yellow colour,
prismatic distinct concretions ; from Ceylon. 144. Essonite, of different varieties of
colours, in loose fragments, found in alluvial land at Ceylon. 145. Essonite, of a ...
Carl Ludwig Giesecke, 1832
XL ESSONITE, CINNAMON-STONE. This gem was formerly considered identical
with the Hyacinth, under which name it passes yet in commerce, and among the
manufacturing jewellers; and in France it is called Hyacinth de Ceylon ; it also is ...
4
A treatise on gems, in reference to their pratical and ...
ESSONITE, CINNAMON-STONE. This gem was formerly considered identical
with the Hyacinth, under which name it passes yet in commerce, and among the
manufacturing jewellers ; and in France it is called Hyacinth de Ceylon ; it also is
...
5
Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society
Nitrate of lead. strontian, octohedral crystals. barytes Nitrite of lead. 5 Muriate of
po tash. Uranite. Sodalite. Essonite*. Sulphate of alumina and ammonia. 10
Cinnamon-stone. The examination of the optical structure of minerals, enables us
to ...
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh, 1821
Nitrate of lead. strontian, octohedral crystals. barytes Nitrite of lead. 5 Muriate of
potash. Uranite. Sodalite. Essonite*. Sulphate of alumina and ammonia. 10
Cinnamon-stone. The examination of the optical structure of minerals, enables us
to go ...
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh, 1821
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Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society
HID CLASS OF PRIMITIVE FORMS. Nitrate of lead. strontian, octohedral crystals.
barytes Nitrite of lead. 5 Muriate of potash. Uranite. Sodalite. Essonite*. Sulphate
of alumina and ammonia. 10 Cinnamon-stone. The examination of the optical ...
8
The Curious Lore of Precious Stones: Being a Description of ...
Opal. Olivine. Diamond. Lapis-lazuli. Uralian emerald. Cat's-eye. Kunzite.
FOREVER Fire-opal. Opal. Ruby. Emerald. Vermeille. Essonite. Rubellite.
REGARD Ruby. Emerald. Garnet. Alexandrite. Ruby. Diamond. ZES Garnet.
Onyx. Obsidian.
George Frederick Kunz, 1971
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Outlines of Mineralogy, Geology, and Mineral Analysis
Essonite. Cinnamon stone, kanelstein. This mineral has been hitherto found only
in Ceylon and * Kong. Vet. Acad. Handl., 1823, p. 122. f Beitrage, ii. 16, 22 : v.
168. % Afhandlingar, iv. 385 : ii. 153. § Afhandlingar, iii. 324. || Hauy's
Mineralogic ...
10
The Use of the Blowpipe in Chemistry and Mineralogy
Essonite ; the formula is not known with certainty, but is probably the same as that
of garnet. a. Essonite, from Ceylon, Cinnamon stone. Alone it does not become
darker when heated ; it fuses readily ; at first the glass has the same color as the ...
