 | | Book (edition) | | ee 496 « eeumeans Witiiitiee. oes. = 498 ee tee de. betcae. tert 499 hee: the tales Beck helaee cs...(produced by the Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Miniéres and the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique... a. Geographic Coordinates peridot BA olivine group nesosilicates orthosilicates silicates BT minerals...(BT-NT) relationship is that of a group to an individual in the group, e.g., BT minerals to NT silicates...of the specific minerals in the olivine group, the olivine group is one of several mineral groups in the |  | | Book (edition) | | S. Vincent, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA. Introduction This fifth edition of the...Index of Geology for 1970: France - stratigraphy Devonian, Ariege, Saint-Barthelemy massif The indexer...indexer who prepared this entry was supposed to use "France" on level 1 and "stratigraphy" on level 2, but...was free to add the specific Terms "Ariege" and "Saint-Barthelemy massif." Uncon¬ trolled Terms were permitted...commonly have several variants, such as Great Smoky Group, Great Smoky Conglomerate, Great Smoky Formation |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | surveys see acous~tical surveys acoustical properties France, geophysical surveys 112(1-2) l-6 acuustiad surveys...llO(l-2) l-6 alkali feldspar see K-feldspar alkaline eatth metals see magnesium Allegheny Group see Freeport...stratigraphy lOS(1-4) 121-140; 108(1-4) 141-161 Barremlau France 107(1-2) 11-20 ban&r islands Texas, geomorphology...Carolina stratigraphy 108(1-4) 181-194 Beaufort Group stratigraphy 108(1-4)91-120 bed forms see bedfortns...Netherlands, diagenesis 109(3-4) 261-281 cakrete France 110(3-4) 299-307 Nova Scotia 112( l-2) 43-67 Spain |  | | Book (edition) | | Florida 192, Gull of Paria 192, Estuaries of Western France 192, The Wash, Eastern England 193, The Rias of...DESCRIPTION OF SUBMARINE CANYONS AND THEIR FAN VALLEYS 306: La Jolla and Scripps Canyons 306, San Lucas Canyon,...Indus Trough 334, Mississippi Trough 334, Origin of De/ta-Front Troughs 336 • SLOPE GULLIES AND THEIR OR...Deep-Sea Sediments 407, Abyssal Clays 407, Quartz and Feldspar 408, Zeolites (Phillipsite) 408, Manganese Nodules...during World War I! and continued with a large group at the Hydrographic Office in Washington and in |  | | Book (edition) | | to the chemical formula, allegiance to a mineral group, symmetry and crystal structure as well as the strongest...chemical formula, structure (crystal system, space group, and unit cell dimensions), and at least some other...site occupancy. The Sb members of the tennantite group (2.G) will serve as a good example: tetrahedrite...registered in this book (e.g. in the amphibole group). For more detailed information see "Dana's System...System of Mineralogy•· ( 1944, I 951, 1962). de Fourestier (1999) and Strunz and Nickel (2001). Mi11eral |  | | Book | | COLEMAN LIBRARY' GEOLOGY AND MirJCnALOCY ROOM lA-H, h\[:UUO CLZO. UNIVERSITY OF TOnOi^TO Books to...Statement 33 Quartz The Feldspar Group 40 37 The Calcite Group The Mica Group The Amphibole and Pyroxene...Groups 42 Ores of Iron 47 45 46 Gypsum 49 Salt or Halite 60 Ice 60 CHAPTER Definition of IV...the Shore Organic Deposits near the Shore Salt Marshes 240 245 248 248 CONTENTS XVI PAOB Organic...mineral 34 35 19 3. Group 4. Calcite, a crystalline mineral 36 5. Group Group of quartz crystals |  | | Book (edition) | | dome structure growth showing distribution of salt-producing areas Map by crystalline 217 in the...showing number and thickness of localities in salt beds at different New York state 73. Section...section from Arkansas City to occurrence of rock salt midway between Salt222 Great Bend, Kas., showing...Petit Anse and other salt islands, Louisiana 223 76. Section illustrating dome salt occurrence, under Cedar...Cedar Lick, La. 224 77. Map showing borax deposits of the United States 234 75. . Furance Canon, |  | | Book | | Onondaga Lake where there were salt marshes. However, the occurrence of salt as an economic mineral of the...tourmaline group have expanded the occurrences of uvite, a little known member of the group to the brown...been identified as other members of the tourmaline group (Dunn et al.-1977). A century and a half ago there...leaf molds Mumford, Monroe Co. Calcite crystal group Penfield, Monroe Co. Calcite cleavage near Fine...County, N.Y. Danburite crystal group Russell, N.Y. Dolomite crystal group Penfield, N.Y. Fluorite with |  | | Book (volume) | | Petroleum Reservoirs.396 Well Logging.544 Platinum Group Metals.401 Wind Power.549 Plutonic Rocks.407 ... Energy Production and Consumption.614 Salt Domes and Salt Diapirs.447 Sedimentary Mineral Deposits...oleum Reservoirs.396 Tidal Forces.515 Platinum Group Metals.401 Toxic Minerals.519 Plutonic Rocks.407...Physical Properties.441 Xenoliths.555 Salt Domes and Salt Diapirs.447 Sedimentary Mineral Deposits...Pegmatites, 382 Land-Use Planning, 245 Platinum Group Metals, 401 Land-Use Planning in Coastal Zones | | | Book | | school at the University of Rochester, he joined a group of Dr. Harold L. Alling's geology students on a...Onondaga Lake where there were salt marshes. However, the occurrence of salt as an economic mineral of the...tourmaline group have expanded the occurrences of uvite, a little known member of the group to the brown...been identified as other members of the tourmaline group (Dunn et al.-1977). A century and a half ago there...leaf rnolds Mumford, Monroe Co. Calcite crystal group Penfield, Monroe Co. Calcite cleavage near Fine |  | | Report (issue) | | dogmatically enforce distinctions which the student cannot de- termine and to classify rocks on the basis of obscure...dissociated from its and forms a heavy, colorless same group Of elements as silicon; and oxides, ordinary temperatures...are all chemically similar, and are the oxides group. which commonly predominate in the basic igneous...remaining ones of the com- elements, belong to the group of alkali metals, the most CONNECTICUT GEOL. AND... Their unlike chemical natures result in each group giving rise to different classes of compounds upon |  | | Book (edition) | | of Geology, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, California, ,vhose helpful suggestions ,vere...1nade in the studios of O. D. S1nith, Photographer, La Jolla, California, under the personal direction of...Sharon and Marjorie, as well as by 1ny mother-in-la,v, Emma J ane McMichael. J. S. San Diego, California...• Radioactivity CHAPTER 7 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 179 De termin ation of specific gravity • Homemade beam...written by the Bishop of Rennes between 1061 and 1081; De Jv!_ineralibus) by Albertus Magnus, written about |  | | Book | | (cracosensslchisuttaattvcte) maou me)rrilezterel animal group is illustrated by a characteristic fossil member...Elements 139 Petroleum 149 Natural Gas 152 Coal 153 Salt 157 Building Stone 159 The Rocks of the Earth...Imperial College University of London RCS WJK SCM DE A. S. Goudie MA PhD School of Geography University...and geological range of every plant and animal group that has been preserved in the fossil record. These...illustrations, of a characteristic member of each group, will enable the amateur collector to identify the |  | | Book (edition) | | given to the " normal group" under the successive systems, that is, to the group which is most common...Physical Mineralogy * EARLY WORKS include those of Rome de Flsle, 1772; Haiiy, 1822; Neumann, Krystallonomie...Physikalische Krystallographie, 1891. Mallard. Traite de Cristallographie geometrique et physique; vol. 1...the Ore Minerals, 1920. Duparc and Pearce. Traite de Technique Mineralogique et Petrographique, 1907....Minerals, 1916. La Methode Universelle Nikitin, translated into French by Duparc and de Dervies. de Fedoroff |  | | Book (edition) | | Dolomites Ironstones Siliceous deposits: flint and chert Salt deposits Further reading CHAPTER 7 7.1 7.2 7.3...the great controversy 259 CHAPTER 10 SALT DOM ES AN D SALT DATING AND PAGES OF EARTH 14.2 Varved...TECTONICS 138 14.3 Radioactivity 262 10.1 Salt deposits 138 14.4 The geologists' timekeepers...Reading the radioactive timekeepers 266 10.3 Salt movement 140 14.6 The age of the Earth and the...atmosphere 10.4 Cap rocks 144 14.7 10.5 Emergent salt plugs 144 14.8 10.6 Further reading 146 14 |  | | Report (issue) | | Salem J. Rice________________ ___________ _ 121 Salt, by William E. ,•er Planck _________________________...Gordon B. Oakeshott ______________________ 183 Feldspar , by Lauren A. Wright _________________________...the mining industry exists. Respectfully subnutted, DE\\TrrT NELSON, Director Department of Natural Resources...sections, each co,;-ering a mineral comm·odity or group of closely related commodities and each written...n1ap of California sho-nTing the distribution of its de,eloped 111ineral depo. its Sl1ggests a pattern -n·hich |  | | Book (edition) | | of Geology, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, California, whose helpful suggestions were...made in the studios of O. D. Smith, Photographer, La Jolla, California, under the personal direction...deals with the descriptive mineralogy of a selected group of species representing those most likely to be...educated collector and connoisseur. In the latter group may be, for example, alexandrite twins from the...translated by C. S. Smith and M. T. Gnudi, and in De Re Metallica of Georgius Agricola (1494-1555), translated |  | | Report (issue) | | rhyolite) has essentially quartz and orthoclase feldspar, with usually considerable plagioclase, and often...precipitation of dissolved material, as in the case of rock salt or gypsum. More commonly they are made by the accumulation...or basaltic rock reaching outward from a central group of extinct craters. These flows extend for many...also records a "small thread of gold worked in the Saint Barbara district in 1840." The San Francisco Alia...he sent to the United States Mint in 1843. Duflot de Mofras (1) p. 186, an emissary of the French government |  | | Book (edition) | | and in many sciences, including the geological group, the rate of V increase is itself increasing,...applications to the flow of glaciers, the formation of salt domes and the intrusion of granitic and associated...and Iron Ores Siliceous Deposits : Flint and Chert Salt Deposits 14 14 16 20 24 27 31 36 36 40 42 44 50...Transcurrent or Wrench Faults X STRUCTURAL FEATURES : SALT DOMES Piercement Folds and Diapirs Diapirism True-to-scale...Arid Regions The Permian Desert Winds of Britain Salt Deposits and Ancient Climates 743 743 748 750 756 | | | Book (edition) | | of Geology, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, California, whose helpful suggestions were...made in the studios of 0. D. Smith, Photographer, La Jolla, California, under the personal direction of...vvith the descriptive mineralogy of a selected group of species representing those most likely to be...educated collector and connoisseur. In the latter group may be, for example, alexandrite twins from the...George Vaux, Jr. (1863-1927), of Philadelphia, a la,,vyer with a strong interest in minerals who succeeded |  | | Book (edition) | | for nonmetallic deposits such as limestone, coal, salt, 1 2 CHAPTER ONE ing geologi~ts devote themselves... such as cement, stone, sand and gravel, clays, salt, lime, sulfur, phosphate rock, potassium salts,...different from those in other beds of the same group of rocks, but they may resemble the remains of organisms...Figs. 1.6, 1.7). Where an igneous mass intrudes a group of beds, we know that it must be younger than the...distances in the Milky Way system, let us consider the group of stars known as the Great Cluster of Hercules |  | | Report (volume) | | material not included before, notably, a large group of reports prepared by and for the U.S. Atomic Energy...Howard R. Cramer, Barbara L. Stringfield, Eleanor H. de Chadenedes, Florence V. Oftedahl, Margaret Cooper...each province discussed in the paper. Similarly, "Feldspar and mica deposits in the southeastern United States"...underlined and indented two spaces, are used to group entries under the geographic headings and under...will be included under the larger, more general group heading rather than under an individual entry: that |  | | Book | | sedimentary rocks Mesozoic Franciscan-Knoxville group Quaternary and Tertiary volcanic rocks of Cascade...available be obtained from: Geological Inquiries Group, U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C., 20244...common granite is a porphyritic rock in which feldspar crystals, often an inch (2.5 cm) on a side, are...plutons and plutons of even grain with typical "salt and pepper" appearance often are closely associated...basement. (Photo by Spence Air Photos, courtesy of De- partment of Geography, University of California |  | | Report (issue) | | ___________ ____ _ ______________ --- --------Platinun1-group 1netals, by James E. Bell ___ _______________________________...715 719 729 735 7-15 751 VI CONTENTS Page Salt (including sodium)Rby Joseph C. Aru1;1dale _____...minero.ls 1 particularly those of the nonmetals group. In all these areas there is special need for research...British Guiana; but Jamaica, which has the world's la,r gest aluminum-ore reserve, was expected to beco1ne...by both Hall in the United States and Heroult in France in 1886 marked the beginnjng of the production |  | | Book | | hunting! DCA DGAW Published by the Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited London - New York - Sydney - Toronto Astronaut...Copyright © The Hamlyn ISBN 0 600 31873 7 Publishing Group Limited 1976 Phototypeset by Filmtype Services...silicate of aluminium, sodium, and potassium, called feldspar, while the third is a silicate of potassium and...of minerals granite (b) biotite . ng (c) feldspar other minerals, and these are referred to...uncharged crystal. A simple crystal, such as rock salt, has atoms organized in a cubic array, that is, |
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