A text-book of mineralogy : with an extended treatise on crystallography and physical mineralogy /
New York : J. Wiley, 1904.Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Table of contents.
Introduction.
Parte I. Crystallography.
General morphological relations of crystals.
General mathermatical relations of crystals.
I. Isometric system.
1. Normal group (1). Galena Type.
2. Pyritohedral group (2). pyrite Type.
3 - 4.
3. Tetrahedral group (3). Tetrahedrite Type.
4. Plagihedral Group ( 4). Cuprite Type.
5. Tetartohedarl group (5). Ullmannite Type.
4. Plagihedral Group ( 4). Cuprite Type.
5. Tetartohedarl group (5). Ullmannite Type.
II. Tetragonal system.
1. Normal group (6). Zircon Type.
2 - 7.
2. Hermimorphic group (7). -
3. Pyramidal group (8). Scheelite Type.
4. Pyramidal - Hermimorphic group (9). Wulfenite Type.
5. Sphenoidal group (10). Chalcopyrite Type.
6. Trpeohedral group (11).
7. Tetartohedral group (12).
3. Pyramidal group (8). Scheelite Type.
4. Pyramidal - Hermimorphic group (9). Wulfenite Type.
5. Sphenoidal group (10). Chalcopyrite Type.
6. Trpeohedral group (11).
7. Tetartohedral group (12).
III. Hexagonal System.
IV. Orthorhombic. System.
V. Monoclinic System.
VI. Triclinic System.
Measurement of the angles of crystals.
Compound or twin crystals.
Irregularities of crystals.
Crystalline Aggregates.
Part II. Physical mineralogy.
I. Characters dependig upon cohesion and elasticity.
II. Specific gravity or relative density.
III. Characters depending upon light.
General principles of optics.
Optical instruments and methods.
General optical characters of minerals.
Special optical characters belonging to crystals of the different systems.
IV. Characters depending upon heat.
V. Characters depending upon electricity and magnetism. VI. Taste and odor.
Part III. Chemical mineralogy.
General principles of chemistrey as applied to minerals.
Chemmical examination of minerals.
Characteristic reactions of the important elements and of some ...
Part IV. Descriptive mineralogy.
I. Native elements.
II. Sulphides, Selenides, Tellurides, etc.
III. Sulpho - Salts.
IV. haloids.- Chlorides, Todides, Fluorides.
V. Oxides.
VI. Carbonates.
VII. Silicates.
Metasilicates.
Orthosilicates.
Subsilicates.
Serpentine.
Titano - Silicates, Titanates.
Niobates, Tantalates.
Phosphates, Arsenates, Vanadates, etc.
Nitrates.
Borates. - Uranates.
Sulphates, Chromates, etc.
Tungtates, Molybdates.
Hydrocarbon Compounds.
Aprendix A. On the drawing of crystal figures and of projections.
Appenix B. Tables to be used in the determination of minerals.
General index.
Index to species.
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