 | 1905 - 474 páginas
...what is practically a rock emulsion. The principle involved is stated by Van Hise, as follows: — " Under sufficient pressure and at a high temperature...are all gradations between heated waters containing material in solution and magma containing water in solution. In other words, under proper conditions,... | |
 | State Geological and Natural History Survey of Connecticut - 1906 - 752 páginas
...is practically a rock emulsion. The principle involved is stated by Van Rise, as follows: — •" Under sufficient pressure and at a high temperature...are all gradations between heated waters containing material in solution and magma containing water in solution. In other words, under proper conditions,... | |
 | State Geological and Natural History Survey of Connecticut - 1908 - 998 páginas
...what is practically a rock emulsion. The principle involved is stated by Van Hise, as follows: — " Under sufficient pressure and at a high temperature...are all gradations between heated waters containing material in solution and magma containing water in solution. In other words, under proper conditions,... | |
 | Geological Survey of New South Wales - 1912 - 866 páginas
...between these processes, but that, on the contrary, they are all gradations between the three. That is, it is thought highly probable that, under sufficient...waters containing mineral material in solution and magma containing water in solution. In other words, under proper conditions water and liquid rock are... | |
 | 1924 - 922 páginas
...Precambrian Geology," i6th Ann. Rep. US Geol. Sur., Part I., 686-688. On p. 687 is the following : " Under sufficient pressure and at a high temperature...and liquid rock are miscible in all proportions." 1899. JF Kemp, " Granites of Southern Rhode Island and Connecticut," etc., Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer.,... | |
 | 1898 - 916 páginas
...there may be no sharp separation, but, on the contrary, all gradations between the three — that is, it is thought highly probable that under sufficient...waters containing mineral material in solution and a inagma containing water in solution. In other words, under proper conditions water and liquid rock... | |
 | 1897 - 694 páginas
...there may be no sharp separation, but, on the contrary, all gradations between the three — that is, it is thought highly probable that under sufficient...and at a high temperature there are all gradations be* Syenitpegmatitgange der siidnorwegischen Agit- und Nephelinsyenite, WC Brogger, Zeitschr. fur Kryst.,... | |
 | Linnean Society of New South Wales - 1907 - 954 páginas
...in the rock mass, and tend to bear out the conclusions regarding pegmatites arrived at by Van Hise.f "there are all gradations between heated waters containing mineral material in solution and magma containing water in solution." In these Bowral veins the coarser types described under class... | |
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... it is thought highly probable that under sufficient pressure and at a high temperature there are all gradations between heated waters containing mineral material in solution and a inagma containing water in solution. 
