Tables for the Determination of Minerals Arranged for the Students of the Schoo

Thomas Egleston

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Bronzite.
Fusible in coarse splinters in the flame of a candle.
Fusible in thin splinters in the flame of a candle ; easily fused in coarse fragments before the blowpipe.
Infusible in the flame of a candle, fusible in coarse frag- ments before the blowpipe.
Fusible in thin splinters before the blowpipe.
Fusible with difficulty in thin splinters.
Only rounded on the edges in very fine splinters.
DBTEEMINATIVE MINEEALOGY.
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SH Blowpipe Characters Becomes liquid at 0" boils at 100.
"Whe...n pure volatilize without residue, givii off sulphurous acid.
On charcoal burns wi green flame; volatiliz leaving a white ring with a red border.
Burns without residi before the oxyhydrogc blowpipe.
Infusible. Burns slow in 0. F.
Fuses in the flame of candle.
Infusible, Soluble in Carbonate of Soda.
Infusible. Gives of water and becomes opaque.
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