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A glossary of mineralogy . but completely in borax and salt ofphosphorus, affording a globule which isblood-red in the exterior flame, but becomescolourless on cooling. Localities. Finbo and Broddbo, nearFahlun, in Sweden; imbedded in Quarts-and Albite. Fluocerium Basisches. See Fluoce-rine. Fluocerium Keutrales. See Fluoce-rite. Fluochlore, Hermann. See Pyro-chlore. Fluophosphate of Magnesia, Thornson. See Wagnerite. Fluor, Dana; Fluorid of Calcium;Fluorine, Beudant; Fluok Spar ; Fluo-rid OF Calcium; Fluss, Haidinger,Hausmann, Werner; Flussaurer-Kalic;Fluss Spath, Werner, Naumann. Cu-bical :
A glossary of mineralogy . but completely in borax and salt ofphosphorus, affording a globule which isblood-red in the exterior flame, but becomescolourless on cooling. Localities. Finbo and Broddbo, nearFahlun, in Sweden; imbedded in Quarts-and Albite. Fluocerium Basisches. See Fluoce-rine. Fluocerium Keutrales. See Fluoce-rite. Fluochlore, Hermann. See Pyro-chlore. Fluophosphate of Magnesia, Thornson. See Wagnerite. Fluor, Dana; Fluorid of Calcium;Fluorine, Beudant; Fluok Spar ; Fluo-rid OF Calcium; Fluss, Haidinger,Hausmann, Werner; Flussaurer-Kalic;Fluss Spath, Werner, Naumann. Cu-bical : primary form the regular crystallized in cubes, octahedrons,rhombic dodecahedrons and their modifica-tions; also nodular, compact and white, grey, iind various tints of blue,. Fig. , yellow, purple Fig. red. Perfectly limpid and transparent to vitreous; sometimes splendent; 142 FLUOR. usually glimmering in massive wbite. Brittle; fracture more orless perfectly foliated. Easily cleaved, intothe tetrahedron, acute rhombohedron, andoctahedron. H. 4. 3-14 to 3-2. Meanof 60 experiments by Kengott, 3-183.
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