Journal of Applied Microscopy 3
Journal of Applied Microscopy 3
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Klein. Sitzungsber. k. preuss. tals. Author concludes : Ak. Berlin, 16 : 290, 1897. Leucite has rhombic symmetry, very nearly tetragonal, with positive double refraction, and that if it changes its molecular structure at 660^, the new arrangement varies with the three axes, depending on the faces and symmetry of the prevailing form.
• Analcite is monoclinic, very nearly tetragonal, with negative double refraction, and in places is isotropic.
The optical anomalies of leucite caused by formation ...of crystals at high temperatiu-e and subsequent molecular changes on cooling ; and of analcite by loss of water and changes in temperature and pressure.
Meteorites, Spectrographic Analysis of. W. N. Authors have detected the rare element Hartley and H. Ramage. Sd. Proc. Roy. gallium in several iron ores and Dub. Soc, 8: 703, 1898. bauxites.
Gallium found to be present in all meteoric irons, but not in all stones examined.
Lines of fourteen elements, common and rare, have been identified.
Meteorite, A new Kansas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Klein. Sitzungsber. k. preuss. tals. Author concludes : Ak. Berlin, 16 : 290, 1897. Leucite has rhombic symmetry, very nearly tetragonal, with positive double refraction, and that if it changes its molecular structure at 660^, the new arrangement varies with the three axes, depending on the faces and symmetry of the prevailing form.
• Analcite is monoclinic, very nearly tetragonal, with negative double refraction, and in places is isotropic.
The optical anomalies of leucite caused by formation ...of crystals at high temperatiu-e and subsequent molecular changes on cooling ; and of analcite by loss of water and changes in temperature and pressure.
Meteorites, Spectrographic Analysis of. W. N. Authors have detected the rare element Hartley and H. Ramage. Sd. Proc. Roy. gallium in several iron ores and Dub. Soc, 8: 703, 1898. bauxites.
Gallium found to be present in all meteoric irons, but not in all stones examined.
Lines of fourteen elements, common and rare, have been identified.
Meteorite, A new Kansas.
What to read after Journal of Applied Microscopy 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bausch Lomb Optical Company to read onlineMoreLess
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