Water-Supply Paper, Issue 332
Water-Supply Paper, Issue 332
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QeoL Survey Bull. 536, pL 8, 1918.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC BOT.SPBINQS OF YUKON BASIN.
67 Black Mtn minute, and the discharges of the two streams from the face of the cliff, as measured with a bucket, are about 25 and 5 gallons a minute for the upper and lower, respectively, making a total visible discharge of about 130 gallons a minute, or 144 miner's inches. The gas that rises in the pool extinguishes a flame, indicating that it is principally carbon dioxide. The water tastes mildly but distinc...tly of hydrogen sulphide, and a distinct odor of this gas is perceptible at a distance of several yards from the pool. Small amounts of native sulphur are deposited along the borders of the pool, probably by the oxida- tion of the sulphide gas and 'Other sulphides present. The reactions that take place can not be expressed by simple chemical equations, however.
A thin white coating, prob- ably of lime carbonate, is also formed on some of the peb- bles along the nm-off chan- nels and gives good indication of the source of the lime car- bonate that has cemented the gravel bluff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
QeoL Survey Bull. 536, pL 8, 1918.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC BOT.SPBINQS OF YUKON BASIN.
67 Black Mtn minute, and the discharges of the two streams from the face of the cliff, as measured with a bucket, are about 25 and 5 gallons a minute for the upper and lower, respectively, making a total visible discharge of about 130 gallons a minute, or 144 miner's inches. The gas that rises in the pool extinguishes a flame, indicating that it is principally carbon dioxide. The water tastes mildly but distinc...tly of hydrogen sulphide, and a distinct odor of this gas is perceptible at a distance of several yards from the pool. Small amounts of native sulphur are deposited along the borders of the pool, probably by the oxida- tion of the sulphide gas and 'Other sulphides present. The reactions that take place can not be expressed by simple chemical equations, however.
A thin white coating, prob- ably of lime carbonate, is also formed on some of the peb- bles along the nm-off chan- nels and gives good indication of the source of the lime car- bonate that has cemented the gravel bluff.
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