A System of Mineralogy
A System of Mineralogy
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Id. Stick. Ir th. s. 593. — KleinbUtUicber Kalkinein, Bert. 8. 89* — Kornigblattiicber Kalkstein, Mchs, b, u. s. 28.
Id. Hob. s. 74. — Gemeiner komiger Kalkstcin^ Leotikard, Tabei. s. 32. — Cbaux carbonatee saccaroide, Brong. %. i. p. 1 92.
• Id. Brard, p. 28 — Marmor, Haus. s. 126 — Komiger Kalk- stein, Karst. Tabel. s. 50. — Marble, Kid, vol. i. p. 4. — Chaux carbonatee lamdlaire, et Chaux carbonatee saccaroide, et Chaux carbonatee sub-granulaire. Haw/, Tabl. p. 5. — Kor- niger Kalkstein, Len...z, b. ii. s. 739*— Halbgefdi'miter Kalk, OJren, b. L %. 409.
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Its most common colour is white, of which it presents the following varieties: snow*white, yellowish-white, grejish-white, and greenish-white, seldom reddish-white r from greyish-white it passes into bltiish-grey, greenish- grey, ash-grey, smoke-grey ; and from this latter into greybh-black ? From reddish-white it passes into pearl- grey, and flesh-red ; from yellowish-white into cream- yellow ; and from greenish-white into si^kin-grccn, and •live-green..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Id. Stick. Ir th. s. 593. — KleinbUtUicber Kalkinein, Bert. 8. 89* — Kornigblattiicber Kalkstein, Mchs, b, u. s. 28.
Id. Hob. s. 74. — Gemeiner komiger Kalkstcin^ Leotikard, Tabei. s. 32. — Cbaux carbonatee saccaroide, Brong. %. i. p. 1 92.
• Id. Brard, p. 28 — Marmor, Haus. s. 126 — Komiger Kalk- stein, Karst. Tabel. s. 50. — Marble, Kid, vol. i. p. 4. — Chaux carbonatee lamdlaire, et Chaux carbonatee saccaroide, et Chaux carbonatee sub-granulaire. Haw/, Tabl. p. 5. — Kor- niger Kalkstein, Len...z, b. ii. s. 739*— Halbgefdi'miter Kalk, OJren, b. L %. 409.
External Characters.
Its most common colour is white, of which it presents the following varieties: snow*white, yellowish-white, grejish-white, and greenish-white, seldom reddish-white r from greyish-white it passes into bltiish-grey, greenish- grey, ash-grey, smoke-grey ; and from this latter into greybh-black ? From reddish-white it passes into pearl- grey, and flesh-red ; from yellowish-white into cream- yellow ; and from greenish-white into si^kin-grccn, and •live-green..
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Jameson to read onlineMoreLess
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