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The World of Minerals

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  • 128 stránek
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From the dustjacket: "In the Earth's crust lie numbers minerals that are of considerable value to man - some easily accessible, some deeply concealed. They differ in structure, distribution, chemical composition, and physical properties, as well as in color and superficial appearance. This book gives detailed information about all the important kinds of minerals and provides color plates that demonstrate to amateur and specialist alike the beauty of the mineral kingdom. The Foreward is by Dr. G.F. Claringfull, former keeper of mineralogy and now director of the British Museum of Natural History. As he states, there are not many really fine mineral collections in the world. However, this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best specimens, which few people have the opportunity to see."

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The World of Minerals, Vincenzo De Michele

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Rok vydání
1976
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Titul
The World of Minerals
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydání
1976
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
128
ISBN10
0856132039
ISBN13
9780856132032
Série
Anotace
From the dustjacket: "In the Earth's crust lie numbers minerals that are of considerable value to man - some easily accessible, some deeply concealed. They differ in structure, distribution, chemical composition, and physical properties, as well as in color and superficial appearance. This book gives detailed information about all the important kinds of minerals and provides color plates that demonstrate to amateur and specialist alike the beauty of the mineral kingdom. The Foreward is by Dr. G.F. Claringfull, former keeper of mineralogy and now director of the British Museum of Natural History. As he states, there are not many really fine mineral collections in the world. However, this book provides an opportunity to study at leisure some of the best specimens, which few people have the opportunity to see."