The Gases in Rocks
The Gases in Rocks
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04 . 02 100 . 42 for this analysis taken from a massive beryl, 8 inches in diameter, as transpar- ent as window-glass and without visible inclusions or impurities. Instead of be- ing pulverized the material was used in the form of small fragments which were washed with boiling hydrochloric acid.
After heating, the transparent frag- ments became white and opaque, resem- bling porcelain.
lOla. As 7J hours failed to expel all the gas, P. Ct.
10. 0 2. 2 5. 6 76. 9 53 100 the vacuum was maintained o...vernight, Vol.
. 01 . 00 . 00 . 07 . 00 . 08 and the material heated 4 hours more next day.
102. Pegmatite, containing many crystals of P. Ct.
. 04 3. 70 3. 53 3. 03 87. 21 2. 42 0. 07 100 tourmaline, Chesterfield, Mass. Walker Vol.
. 00 . 06 . 06 . 05 1. 45 . 04 . 00 1. 66 Museum.
103. Quartz from pegmatite vein, Jones Falls, Baltimore, Md. No. 2211, Univ. Of Wis.
P. Ct. Vol.
68. 4 . 09 13. 9 . 02 2. 9 . 00 7. 4 . 01 7. 4 . 01 100 . 13 collection. Dr. Leith. Specimen con- tained a large crystal of microcline over 2 niches in length, indicating conditions favorable to crystallization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
04 . 02 100 . 42 for this analysis taken from a massive beryl, 8 inches in diameter, as transpar- ent as window-glass and without visible inclusions or impurities. Instead of be- ing pulverized the material was used in the form of small fragments which were washed with boiling hydrochloric acid.
After heating, the transparent frag- ments became white and opaque, resem- bling porcelain.
lOla. As 7J hours failed to expel all the gas, P. Ct.
10. 0 2. 2 5. 6 76. 9 53 100 the vacuum was maintained o...vernight, Vol.
. 01 . 00 . 00 . 07 . 00 . 08 and the material heated 4 hours more next day.
102. Pegmatite, containing many crystals of P. Ct.
. 04 3. 70 3. 53 3. 03 87. 21 2. 42 0. 07 100 tourmaline, Chesterfield, Mass. Walker Vol.
. 00 . 06 . 06 . 05 1. 45 . 04 . 00 1. 66 Museum.
103. Quartz from pegmatite vein, Jones Falls, Baltimore, Md. No. 2211, Univ. Of Wis.
P. Ct. Vol.
68. 4 . 09 13. 9 . 02 2. 9 . 00 7. 4 . 01 7. 4 . 01 100 . 13 collection. Dr. Leith. Specimen con- tained a large crystal of microcline over 2 niches in length, indicating conditions favorable to crystallization.
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