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modern developments of the
blowpipe. In
chemistry and
mineralogy blowpipes have been used as
scientific instruments for the
analysis of
small samples since...
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introducing the
blowpipe as a tool for mineralogists, and for
proposing that the
mineral kingdom be
organized on the
basis of
chemical analysis in his book...
- metallurgists. He also
devoted himself to the
improvement of
qualitative blowpipe analysis, and
summed up his
experience in a
treatise Die
Probierkunst mit dem...
- χλωρός,
green because it
typically turns green on
ignition in
classic blowpipe analysis. The
general formula, A2B2O7 (where A and B are metals), represent...
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Scotland and
studied chemistry and mineralogy.
Highly regarded for his
blowpipe analysis and his
ability to work in miniature,
Smithson spent much of his life...
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Joseph (1827). A
Practical Treatise on the Use of the
Blowpipe in
Chemical and
Mineral Analysis. Glasgow: R.
Griffin & co. "Verneuil process". Encyclopaedia...
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contributed to the
study of
meteorites by
introducing a
method of
blowpipe analysis where molten beads were
flattened for
microscopic study. He was elected...
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realm has yet been found. It
received the name "cryolite"
because under a
blowpipe, it
melts like
frozen brine.) Abildgaard, P. C. (1800). "Om
Norske Titanertser...
- augite, and gray
stratiated plagioclase.
Other simple tools include the
blowpipe (to test the
fusibility of
detached crystals), the goniometer, the magnet...
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Qualitative Analysis in
Colors (Troy, 1870) Elderhorst,
Manual of
Blowpipe Analysis, and
Determinative Mineralogy,
editor with
Charles F.
Chandler (Philadelphia...
