Microscopic Examination of the Ore Minerals
Microscopic Examination of the Ore Minerals
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Fuses in closed tube without decomposition. On charcoal gives a globule of metallic silver.
GRAYISH WHITE Bromyrite AgBr (Very Rare) Microchem. HNO 3, Neg. HC1, Neg. KCN, Tarnishes slightly; rubs nearly clean. FeCl 3, Tarnishes dark gray to brown ; rubs same. HgCl 2, Slight tarnish? KOH, Tarnishes rapidly and forms whitish coating. Hardness, Low. Sectile. Description. C. Bright yellow to grass or olive green. Str. Yellowish green. No cleavage. B. B. On charcoal emits bromine vapors and yields a... globule of metallic silver. In the closed tube reacts like cerargyrite.
Embolite, Ag(Cl, Br), and iodobromite. 2AgCl. 2AgBr. AgI, are intermediate between cerargyrite, bromyrite anq iodyrite in all chemical and physical properties as well as in composition. The differences in color on the polished surface are usually enough to distinguish between any two that may be present together, and the difference in the rates of reaction with any of the active reagents easily brings out contrasts between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fuses in closed tube without decomposition. On charcoal gives a globule of metallic silver.
GRAYISH WHITE Bromyrite AgBr (Very Rare) Microchem. HNO 3, Neg. HC1, Neg. KCN, Tarnishes slightly; rubs nearly clean. FeCl 3, Tarnishes dark gray to brown ; rubs same. HgCl 2, Slight tarnish? KOH, Tarnishes rapidly and forms whitish coating. Hardness, Low. Sectile. Description. C. Bright yellow to grass or olive green. Str. Yellowish green. No cleavage. B. B. On charcoal emits bromine vapors and yields a... globule of metallic silver. In the closed tube reacts like cerargyrite.
Embolite, Ag(Cl, Br), and iodobromite. 2AgCl. 2AgBr. AgI, are intermediate between cerargyrite, bromyrite anq iodyrite in all chemical and physical properties as well as in composition. The differences in color on the polished surface are usually enough to distinguish between any two that may be present together, and the difference in the rates of reaction with any of the active reagents easily brings out contrasts between them.
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