Manual of qualitative analysis / by Robert Galloway.

  • Galloway, Robert.
Date:
1861
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Manual of qualitative analysis / by Robert Galloway. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Apatite, Gehlenite, Antophyllite, Staurodite, Refractory clays, Hydrate of alumina, Hydrate of magnesia, Sulphate of alumina, Carbonate of lime, Carbonate of magnesia, Carbonate of zinc, Allophane, Spinell, Pleonast, Gahnite, Olivine, Cerite, Cymophane, Gadolinite (which, being heated,becomes suddenly luminous, as if it caught fire), Vitreous tin, Rutile, Titanic iron, Turquoise, Titaniferous oxide of iron, Chrome iron, Native oxides of iron, Tantalite, Yttrotantalite, Dioptase, Chondrodite, Topaz. Felspar, Albite, Petalite, Labradorite, Anorthite, Nepheline, Tubular spar, Pyroxéne (which contains much magnesia), Epidote (which intumesces by the first impression of the heat), Euclase (which intumesces by the first impression of the heat), Emerald, Titanite, Sodalite, Calcareous scheelin, Meerschaum, Soapstone, Serpentine, Mica (some species, espe- cially those found in granite),