Petralogy a Treatise On Rocks volume 2
Petralogy a Treatise On Rocks volume 2
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They are found in the calcareous rocks of Somma, which * Voyage dans la Campanle, tome ii.
NOME VII. VOLCANIC INTRITE. 40, 0, may be regarded as fragments of a primitive rock, ejected without having undergone the action of volcanic fire*. Leucites are often conjoined with * felspar and augite ; and, like topaz, the earth of leucite may occur uncrystallised.
HYPONOME II. LAVA WITH CALCAREOUS SPAR.
According to Ferrara, calcareous spar abounds in the ancient or rather primeval lavas of Sicily. Th...ough the doctrine of infiltration begins to yield to that of contemporaneous sublimation by heat, yet his arguments in favour of the former have great weight ; for when he afterwards mentions the zeolites found in the same basaltins, and the analdmes of Haiiy, (which he proposes to call cy- clopites, because they were first found in the rocks of the Cyclops, and appeared about the middle of last century in the cabinets of Prince Biscari, and of the Benedictine monastery, ) he observes, that c this substance has not only infiltrated and crys- infiltrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are found in the calcareous rocks of Somma, which * Voyage dans la Campanle, tome ii.
NOME VII. VOLCANIC INTRITE. 40, 0, may be regarded as fragments of a primitive rock, ejected without having undergone the action of volcanic fire*. Leucites are often conjoined with * felspar and augite ; and, like topaz, the earth of leucite may occur uncrystallised.
HYPONOME II. LAVA WITH CALCAREOUS SPAR.
According to Ferrara, calcareous spar abounds in the ancient or rather primeval lavas of Sicily. Th...ough the doctrine of infiltration begins to yield to that of contemporaneous sublimation by heat, yet his arguments in favour of the former have great weight ; for when he afterwards mentions the zeolites found in the same basaltins, and the analdmes of Haiiy, (which he proposes to call cy- clopites, because they were first found in the rocks of the Cyclops, and appeared about the middle of last century in the cabinets of Prince Biscari, and of the Benedictine monastery, ) he observes, that c this substance has not only infiltrated and crys- infiltrated.
What to read after Petralogy a Treatise On Rocks volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinkerton John to read onlineMoreLess
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