Causal Geology
Causal Geology
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30 per cent.
In the case of silica replacing carbon dioxide in limestone to form wollastonite, we have : Limestone.
Silica.
Wollastonite.
Molecular weight Specific gravity ....
99. 31 2. 7135 59-94 2. 6535 II5. 58 , 85 Then the compound proportion is Vi _ 1^5. 58/99. 31 5^94 \ 6g V~ 2. 58 ' U7i38 + 2. 6 53 5/ or the chemical reaction represented by the formula Cz CO 3 + S/O 2 = Ca SzO 3 + CO 2 results in a loss of volume of 31 per cent, the carbon dioxide escaping.
The replacement of silica by ...pyrites, which I have ob- served in rocks in South Africa 1 beginning with a mere layer of pyrites crystals under the surface of quartzite boulders in fairly recent sediments, such as the Triassic coal measures of Cape Colony, to the entire replacement of pebbles in the Archaean conglomerates of the Witwatersrand, results in an increase in the volume of the deposited mineral thus : Silica. Pyrites.
Molecular weight . ... -. . . . 59-94 119. 26 Specific gravity . . . . . 2. 65 5- O2 5 Therefore the compound proportion is .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 per cent.
In the case of silica replacing carbon dioxide in limestone to form wollastonite, we have : Limestone.
Silica.
Wollastonite.
Molecular weight Specific gravity ....
99. 31 2. 7135 59-94 2. 6535 II5. 58 , 85 Then the compound proportion is Vi _ 1^5. 58/99. 31 5^94 \ 6g V~ 2. 58 ' U7i38 + 2. 6 53 5/ or the chemical reaction represented by the formula Cz CO 3 + S/O 2 = Ca SzO 3 + CO 2 results in a loss of volume of 31 per cent, the carbon dioxide escaping.
The replacement of silica by ...pyrites, which I have ob- served in rocks in South Africa 1 beginning with a mere layer of pyrites crystals under the surface of quartzite boulders in fairly recent sediments, such as the Triassic coal measures of Cape Colony, to the entire replacement of pebbles in the Archaean conglomerates of the Witwatersrand, results in an increase in the volume of the deposited mineral thus : Silica. Pyrites.
Molecular weight . ... -. . . . 59-94 119. 26 Specific gravity . . . . . 2. 65 5- O2 5 Therefore the compound proportion is .
What to read after Causal Geology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Hubert Lewis Schwarz to read onlineMoreLess
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