It may be specular iron, for oligistic matter is found in small portions, and was stamped for free gold. " Much of the jacutinga is foliated, and forms under pressure spheroidal oblong crystals never found perfect. It shows great differences of consistency... Thayer Expedition: Scientific Results of a Journey in Brazil - Side 535af Charles Frederick Hartt, Louis Agassiz - 1870 - 620 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
| Sir Richard Francis Burton - 1869 - 472 sider
...the Jacutinga is foliated, and forms -under pressure spheroidal oblong crystals never found perfect. It shows great differences of consistency ; some of...not harder than fuller's earth ; it is easily wetted * I have reason to believe that there are Ferreira says the Jacu-tinga (white) is "do formations of... | |
| Sir Richard Francis Burton - 1869 - 474 sider
...the Jacutinga is foliated, and forms under pressure spheroidal oblong crystals never found perfect. It shows great differences of consistency ; some of it is hard and compact as hffimatite, and this must be stamped like quartz. In parts it feels soapy and greasy, not harder than... | |
| Charles Frederick Hartt, Louis Agassiz - 1870 - 678 sider
...iron-sehist, and friable quartz mixed with specular iron, oxide of manganese, J and fragments of tale The floor rock at Cocaes is fine micaceous peroxide...iron-schist. § The gold of the jacutinga is free. Casteluau || says, that at Congo Soco it is always confined to a little vein which winds about in the... | |
| Albert Frederick Calvert - 1915 - 212 sider
...found perfect. It shows great differences of consistency ; some of it is hard and compact as hematite, and this must be stamped like quartz. In parts it...harder than Fuller's earth ; it is easily wetted and pulverised, but it is hard to dry. Its gold is readily separated by washing, and it is purified with... | |
| Albert Frederick Calvert - 1915 - 222 sider
...the jacutinga is foliated, and forms under pressure spheroidal oblong crystals never found perfect. It shows great differences of consistency ; some of it is hard and compact as hematite, and this must be stamped like quartz. In parts it feels soapy and greasy, not harder than... | |
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