Iron And Steel a Pocket Encyclopedia Including Allied Industries And Sciences

Hugh P Hugh Philip Tiemann

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Rhabdite, a phosphide of iron and nickel, sometimes containing cobalt, for which the formula is (Fe, Ni) 3 P.
Daubreelite, a sulphide of iron and chromium.
Lawrencite, a protochloride of iron, generally found as an excrescence.
Schreibersite, a phosphide of iron and nickel; the composition is, as a rule, constant, and is expressed by the formula (Fe, Ni Co) 3 P; it occurs in the form of plates, and usually surrounding all nodules of troilite.
Pallasites which most nearly resemble iron meteorite...s, consist of a sponge-like mass of nickel-iron, the pores of which are filled with chrysolite. The proportion of metal to silicate varies in different falls and in individuals of the same fall. A structure peculiar to about 90% of all stone meteorites consists of rounded grains or spherules. These are named chondri (sing. , chondrus); or if very minute, chondrules. Meteorites largely made up of these are known as chondrites; if not, achondrites. In structure chondri may themselves be granular, porphyritic or coarsely or finely fibrous.

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