 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | and a rock, through the earlv studies of Steno, who first showed that the angles of rock crystal were...its inception, began to make the Inore important rock-forming minerals synthetically, using the purest...end-members of some of the more important series of rock-forming minerals, a mass of data that is probably...glistening needles," with no determination of the crystal system, or, if this ,be given, with no statement...camphor crystallizes in "glistening prisms." Beilstein (Vol. III, p. 485) stated, on the basis of an |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | natives. the sources Another is to this the crystal clear under- standing of the facts. Ruby has...museums mantel a from to be among garnets very rock, notably Four with transparent, and hence pale-gray...Damour “ Minerals as occurring of Mexico,” rock States, Museum in Buffalo, of definitely ...in every other Mexican been observed valued rock of in its characteristic occurs durangite resulting...juato, large crystals, colorless At brilliant rock, in long, but brilliant, and of various tints, |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | cylinder has a rim that of the restoration. of rock crystal (teuilotl), known in Spanii!h as so m b re...long as the central rod is exterior to the The rock crystal tentetl was the badge of the core of the bobbin...inclined think that more satisfac- ist, Prof. Beilstein, has examined pyronaphtha, and tory results might |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Stibnite from Japan . . . . . . . B R ~ (A.). N A Crystal of Stibnihe from Japan . . . . . . . . . ....Minerals BRUCE( J . D.). Marmalite from Hinimelfahrt Mine, Freiburg . . . FOOTE . Twin Crystals of Zircon...Richmond, Virginia . . . GFYOT(3f.). Description of a Crystal of Euclase . . . . . . CHAPPELL(L. N.). Variety...from Etna . . . . . . . . COHEN(R.). Labradorite Rock of the Coasts of Labrador . . . . DIEULAFAIT . Origin...HANKEL (W.). Thermo- and Actino-electricity of Rock Crystal LEMBERG (K.). Formation and Alteration of Silicates |  | | Book (edition) | | and etching historical and other prints." JAMES DILL, Clerk of the Southern District of New- York, ...instruction. The superiority which France and Germany have acquired in mineralogical science, is, doubtless...illustrative of the theory, and of the transitions of crystal- line forms. probable that some who may look...the^e is still another and a very different kind of rock, abundantly found in certain countries, which may...the attainment of the science of geology, that of mine- ralogy The is essentially requisite. study |  | | Book (edition) | | assistance given him by Professor Edward S. Dana. Crystal Drawing given in Appendix table has been added...chapter on Crystallography, the different types of crystal forms are described under the now accepted thirty-two...HYDROCARBON COMPOUNDS APPENDIX ON THE DRAWING A. OF CRYSTAL FIGURES APPENDIX 649 B. TABLES TO BE USED IN...inorganic species called minerals, which together in rock masses or in isolated form make up the material...specific chemical formula, and is hence classed as a rock, not as a mineral species. Further, several substances |  | | Book (volume) | | the Universities have founded Professorships of Mine¬ ralogy ; and that munificent and patriotic association...empire, the particular attention of naturalists to Mine¬ ralogy. Three years afterwards, an expression...this subject, and has been of infinite benefit to Mine¬ ralogy. Since the publication of the second and...author. Mr Thomas Allan’s treatise, entitled, “ Mine- “ ralogical Synonymes,” will be found useful to...Ausflihrliches und systematisebes Verzeichniss des Mine r.ilicn-kabinet des Pabst von Ohain, 2 vols. 8vo |  | | Journal (issue) | | BOULANGEBITE AND ASSOCIATED MINERALS OJ' THE CLEVELAND MINE, STEVENS Co., WASH. By Charles 0. Fernquist. A...Boulangerite and Associated Minerals of the Clevelan d Mine, Ste'"ens County, Washington. By Charles O. F ernquist...inquiries, we will mail you absolutely free ~ good crystal of Corundum or Cassiterite or Ruby Spinel-whichever...ser ies of 30 Arkansas diamo nds, t11e largest crystal in the Roe• bling colJection weighs 18 carats....diamond cu be weighing 64: carats from the W esselton Mine, Kimberly is also in the R oebling colleet ion. |  | | Book (edition) | | and Polishing of Gems 69 Engraving on Stones 17 Crystal Systems _ 20 Hardness Deposits and Production...170 Jade (Jadeite and Nephrite) bees Species Rock Crystal 132 Ni ee Smoky Quartz 132 ype haha eens...gratitude to Prof. Dr. Hermann Bank, Idar-Oberstein/ Germany, for making many rare collector gemstones available...thank Mr. Hans Walter Lorenz, Idar- Oberstein/Germany, who cut numerous rare gemstones specifically for... used for making jewelry, include amethyst, rock crystal, amber, garnet, jade, jasper, coral, lapis lazuli |  | | Book (volume) | | Tremolite, 3d 144 5th Asbestus, 147 1st Kind, Rock -Cork , 148 2d 3d Flexible Asbestus, Common Asbestus...and thick lamellar concretions ; and frequently crystal lized . The primitive figure is an oblique four-sided...in these repositories it is associated with rock -crystal, calcareous-spar, epidote, amianthus, but prin...gneiss rocks of Norway, Swit zerland , France, and Germany. The largest and most beautiful crystals are found...Arran and Rume ; in a porphyritic rock in the Siebengebirge ; also in a rock composed of white felspar, and |  | | Book | | Descriptive Catalogue of the A. C. Ramsay, H. W. Rock Specimens in the Museum Bristow, H. Bauerman, and...simple or elementary form to which each particular crystal is capable of being ultimately reduced, has been...answer the purpose extremely well, and are sold in Germany at a — — — — very cheap rate. Besides occurring...appear to be reflected from the : A interior of a crystal. when a milky or pearly reflection is displayed...four in number :— 2. Vitreous, or the lustre of Crystal (1.) is Splendent: when the surface of the |  | | Journal (issue) | | stones): (1) 2 5 . 4 3 ~ 1aquamarine, Santa Maria mine, Brazil; (2) 20.10-ct peridot, Burma; (3) 21.09-ct...Kenya; (5) 16.28-ct rubellit8 tourmaline, Queen Mine, Pala, California; (6) 15.18-ct tourmaline, Paraiba...scientist residing in Petershausen, near Munich, Germany. Mr. Jobbins, former curator of minerals and gemstones...lessee companies Tecminas and Coesminas, the Muzo mine is now fully mechanized and has introduced a sophisticated...came into full operation in Brazil. The Carnaiba mine, first found in the 1960s, continued to be active |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | per cent. (of its original weight) of powdered rock crystal before it became turbid ; but this number is... Quantitative Estimation of Antimony. By P. BEILSTEIN and 0. v. BLAESE (Chern. Centr., 1890, i, 3.50;...the case of gas liquor, it is desirable to add a crystal of ferrous sulphate and a small piece of sodium |  | | Journal (issue) | | virtually replicate the chemical composition and crystal structure of the equivalent mineral object strenuously...the publication of Mineralogical Applications of Crystal Field Theory, by Roger Burns. At approximately...for the electron to release the energy to the crystal lattice in the form of atomic vibrations (heat)...fundamental mechanics of light absorption. When a crystal absorbs light, electrons are moved from the low...by dissipating the energy either as heat in the crystal or through the emission of light (luminescence) |  | | Book (edition) | | geology, the department which considers of the earth's rock formations. especially the associations of species...with reference to the three transverse axes. The crystal o of (2) Constancy of angle in ike same species...is always csser.tially the same, wherever tHe crystal is found, and whether a product o' nature or of...microscopic point to a yard or more in diameA single crystal of quartz, now at Milan, is three and a quarter...small size. In its original signification the term crystal was applied only to crystals of quartz (f. I), |  | | Book (edition) | | ^ fe o -• vO y MINERALOGY AND MINING. Mine Accidents —Ventilation — Ore Dressing, Etc. DESCRIPTIVE...8vo, cloth, INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ROCK-FORMING MINERALS. HUSSAK. SMITH. By 3 50 Eugen...lific of valuable treats and advice." PRACTICAL MINE VENTILATION. WILSON. For the Use of Mining Engineers...—Mirdtu/ Record. 4 00 EXPLOSIVE COMPOUNDS AND ROCK DRILLS. DRINKER. Giving properties of Modern Explosives...of Blastand descriptions and uses of the various Rock Drills and Compressors, and forming a SUPPLEMENTARY |  | | Book (edition) | | cerium epidote ; cerium oxide siliceux noir; crystal lized gadolinite , Allan ; epidote céri. fère,...Apjohnite. Alum , potash . See Kalinite. Alum , rock. See Alunite. Alum, salt. See Kalinite. Alum , soda...; alumen de Tolpa, Gesner ; alum ha loid ; alum rock ; alumine sous sul fatée alcaline, Haüy.; aluminilite...tremolith, Wern. NEPHRITE, Wern .; axe -stone; beilstein, Wern.; common jade ; giada ; igida ; jade asciens...; mountain silk ; mountain wood ; rock cork ; rock leather; rock wood ; sala mander's hair ; suber Venus's |  | | Book (edition) | | planes in connexion with those of the primary crystal, together with such measurements of the planes...rendering the form more complicated than any single crystal I have seen, but not more so than may probably...bitterspar from the Tyrol, and of which the primary crystal is a rhomboid, not distinguishable by the unassisted...the minute portions forming the aggregate of the rock, are often of singular advantage ; and hence the...undoubtedly that of perThe superiority which France and Germany sonal instruction. have attained in mineralogical |  | | Book (volume) | | sixteenth century, in iliac late Latin iliata ). region {ijada, the remained (jade) same word belief... The most celebrated of all But the 1 2 The mine-workers some Chinese and jade deposits is by... Mandalay When the British began Burman the rock. in splitting insert levers in or payments...the Kachins attack the stone with pickaxes of the rock. in breadth and twenty in SOUTH the floor of...pieces large to Chinese accounts, in the the rock mining. Mr. Kunz, by Alaska there is also could |  | | Book (edition) | | geology, the department which considers of the earth's rock formations. has especially the associations of species... is always essentially the same, wherever the crystal is found, whether a product of nature or of the...microscopic point to a yard or more in diameA single crystal of quartz, now at Milan, is three and a quarter...small size. In its original signification the term crystal was applied only to crystals of quartz (f. 1),...cleavage are those of least cohesive force in a crystal ; it - CRYSTALLOGRAPHY. not to be understood |  | | Book | | founding members of IMA. Hugo Strunz Unterw6ssen, Germany Foreword v ..: r m a n y YL'a rs of collcc1ing...minerals also are included. On the other hand, most rock names are left out. The glossary provides a listing...Cinnabar Acemasor = Cinnabar Acentela = Quartz [Rock Crystal] Acerbodavyne = carbonate-deficient Davyne...b} (of Chesnokov) calcium iron oxide from burning mine dump Acid Aluminium Phosphate = (of Marchand) inadequately...Chesnokov) calcium chloro-oxy-silicate from burning mine dump Afanerita, Afonesa, Afanesite, Afanezit, Afonite |  | | Book (edition) | | important information on original references. crystal structure and type localities. Advances in technology...mineral substances. and a number of meteorite and rock names where their -ite termination can lead to easy...fully charac terizing a mineral species , t he crystal system. u n i t cell dimensions anJ formula unit...the user is referred to t hat index for further crystal structure and X-ray di ffraction data. The type...carnallite. sylvite and k.ieseritc; from Stassfurt. Germany. Abrazite. syn. of gismondine or of phillipsite |  | | Book (edition) | | render interesting, especially to the the the mine- VIII PREFACE. duced no number a I hope...across, the hand. is common example native rock gathered from their often warmth of friable;... may be the or properly figure of a so crystal from data furnished by its internal structure...their sides other, Crystal that the seized, applied in being strong light, Rock this, thus all...in of are structure only and imperfectly crystal- really crystalline various two belongs as |  | | Book (edition) | | Berzel ; cerium epidote cerium oxide siliceux noir; crystal- lized gadolinite, ^7to»; epidote c^rif^re, Gadolin;...Apjohnite. Alum, potash. See Kalinite. Alum Alum rock. See Alunite. See Kalinite. Alum, soda. See Mendozite...Breit.; alumen de Tolpa, Gesner; alum haloid; alum rock; alumine sous sulfatee Dela. alcaline, ; Rome...tain mountain silk; mountain wood; rock cork; rock leather; rock wood; salaB7eit. carystius, lapis... Nephrite or Jade: Agate Bomare; amazonenstein mine, verdStre, CondaHochaxe-stone, Lenz; barkk5, Lem; |  | | Book | | inhabitants of Thuringia. The 2. Sylvaticus. Mulot. mine —M. Ger. Field-rat. die Waldmaus. le cauda... Gott. 1774. Svo. Tab. 1,2.) In many parts of Germany, Poland, Siberia, &c. Lives chiefly on corn and...and Siberia, and was formerly an inhabitant of Germany. It is not probable, however, on ac- still count...Europe. It builds in old walls, steeples, &c. in Germany. This exceedingly beautiful bird and lives in...capite cristato. (Frisch. Tab. 15. fig. 2.) In Germany, and the neighbouring countries. 28. Sturnus. Rostrum |
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