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diff --git a/20159-0.txt b/20159-0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5539ed --- /dev/null +++ b/20159-0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1393 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of Catálogo Instructivo de las Colecciones +Mineralógicas by E. Hermitté and G. Bodenbender + + + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no +restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under +the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or +online at http://www.gutenberg.org/license + + + +Title: Catálogo Instructivo de las Colecciones Mineralógicas + +Author: E. Hermitté and G. Bodenbender + +Release Date: December 22, 2006 [Ebook #20159] + +Language: Spanish + +Character set encoding: UTF-8 + + +***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CATÁLOGO INSTRUCTIVO DE LAS COLECCIONES MINERALÓGICAS*** + + + + + + REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA + + MINISTERIO DE AGRICULTURA + DIVISIÓN DE MINAS, GEOLOGÍA É HIDROLOGÍA + + + + Catálogo Instructivo de las Colecciones Mineralógicas + + ESCOLARES + + E. HERMITTÉ - Jefe de la División + + G. Bodenbender - Jefe de la Sección Geología + + + + BUENOS AIRES + Talleres de publicationes de la Oficina Meteorológica + 1905 + + + + + + +I. CARACTERES MORFOLÓGICOS + + +CRISTALES--(sueltos ó en agregados). + +Cubo de Pirita de No 5a No 5a* +hierro +Deltoedro del » 92 +Analcima +Dodecaedro » 72 » 34* y 34a* +rómbico, Deltoedro +ó combinación de +los dos (Granate) +Pirámide hexagonal » 26a +del Cuarzo +Pirámide hexagonal » 26 » 16* +con prisma del +Cuarzo +Romboedro del » 43 » 23* y 24* +Espato calizo +Escalenoedro del » 44 +Espato calizo +Cristales rómbicos » 64 +(prisma con +pinacoide) de la +Baritina +Prisma monoclínico » 59 +con hemipirámide +(incompleta) del +Yeso +Prisma monoclínico » 90 +del Feldespato + +NOTA.--Los números con estrella se refleren á la colección escolar +primaria, los otros á la colección escolar secundaria. + +TEXTURA DE DE LOS AGREGADOS. (Forma interior) + +1) _Agregados +granulosos._ +(Grano grueso, +medio grueso y +fino, con +transiciones al +fibroso y +laminar). +Hierro magnético » 35 » 19* +Mármol » 50 » 43* +Sal común » 40 » 20* +Yeso, etc » 62 » 30* +2) _Agregados +fibrosos_.--(Gruesos, +medio +gruesos,finos, +paralelos, +radiados, +reticulados, +etcétera). +Yeso » 60 » 29* +Boronatrocalcita » 42 » 22* +Asbesto » 84 » 36* +3) _Agregados +laminares_--hojosos, +micáceos. +Yeso » 61 +Mica » 74 » 33* +Hematita, etc. » 21 +4) _Agregados +homogéncos_. +Onix-Mármol » 19 » 26* + +NOTA.--Los agregados compactos están en contraposición á los porosos. + +FORMAS EXTERIORES DE LOS AGREGADOS. + +1) _Estalactitas_ » 47 +2) _Alambres y +chapas_: +Oro, Plata, Cobre » 2, 3, 4 » 2*, 3*, y 4* +3) _Concreciones_: +Tosca » 51 » 44* +Boronatrocalcita » 42 » 22* +4) _Drusas_. +(Secreciones): +Espato de cal » 43 +Analcima » 92 +5) _Costras, +revestimientos, +pegaduras_: +Azurita » 58 » 28* +Descloizita » 71 +6) +_Eflorescencias_: +Alumbre » 65 +Sulfato de » 66 +magnesio +7) _Embutidas_: +Granate en » 73 +feldespato, etc. +Hierro cromífero » 36 +en Serpentina +8) _Vetas ó » 19 +filones_. +(Agregados de +orden superior) +Galena, blenda, +etc., con cuarzo ó +espato de hierro, +etc. +FÓSILES.--(Formas +orgánicas) +Plantas fósiles » 100 » 50* +(carbonizadas) +Madera fósil » 34 » 18* +silicificada +Animales fósiles » 99 » 49* +SEUDOMORFISMO. +(Epigenias): +Hierro pardo en » 6 +cubos, por +descomposición de +pirita de hierro +MACLAS. (Gemelos), +múltiples, +caracterizados por +estriamiento sobre +los planos de +clivaje. +Espato de cal » 45 + + + + + +II. CARACTERES FÍSICOS + + +CLIVAJE, (ó cruceros): + +A) Según la +posición de los +planos de clivaje: +1) _Octaédrico:_ +Hierro magnético » 35 +2) _Cúbico:_ +Galena » 7 » 6* +3) _Romboédrico:_ +Espato de cal » 45 y 46 » 23* y 24* +4) _Prismático:_ +Antimonita » 12 +Enargita » 17 +B) Según el grado +de perfección: +1) _Sumamente +perfecto_: +Mica » 74 » 33* +2) _Muy perfecto_: +Galena » 7 y 8 » 6* +Espato de cal » 45 y 46 » 23* y 24* +3) _Imperfecto ó +muy imperfecto._ +Cuarzo » 26 y 27 » 16* +Granate » 72 + +FRACTURA.--A) Según la forde la superficie: + +1) _Concoidal_: +(factura del +vidrio grueso) +(Obsidiana). +2) _Desigual_: +Pirita de hierro » 5 +Cuarzo » 86 » 17* +3) _Llana_. +Piedra Córnea. +B) Según la +calidad de de la +superficie: +_Lisa_: +Piedra córnea y +Calcedonia. +2) _Astillosa_: +Triplita » 70 +3) _Erizada_: +Oro, Plata, Cobre » 2, 3, 4 » 2*, 3* y 4* +4) _Terrosa_: +Hematita ocrácea » 22 » 11* +Kaolina » 94 » 37* + +DUREZA.--Escala de dureza: + +1) Talco » 80 +2) Yeso » 62 » 30* +3) Espato de cal » 45 » 23* +4) Espato fluor » 41 » 21* +5) Apatita » 69 +6) Ortoclasa » 91 » 35* +7) Cuarzo » 28 » 16* +8) Topacio. +9) Corindón. +10) Diamante. + + + +1) Minerales muy +blandos, rayados +por la uña (grados +1 hasta 3) +Oro, Plata, Cobre » 2, 3, 4 » 2*, 3* y 4* +Galena » 7 » 6* +Sal común » 40 » 20* +Yeso » 60 y 63 » 29* y 30* +Mica » 74 » 33* +Kaolina » 94 » 37* +2) Minerales que +no son rayados por +la uña, pero si +por la punta de un +cuchillo (grados 3 +hasta 5). +Blenda » 10 » 7* +Calcita » 43 » 22* +Espato fluor » 41 » 21* +3) Minerales que +no son rayados por +la punta de un +cuchillo (grados 6 +en adelante). +Feldespato. No 91 No 35* +Cuarzo » 28 » 16* y 17* +Granate etc. » 72 » 34* + +TENACIDAD _1_) _frágiles:_ + +Pirita de hierro » 5 » 5* +Cuarzo » 26 etc. » 17* +Caliza etc. » 43 » » 22* y 23* +2) _Sectiles:_ » 9 +Chalcosina +Talco » 81 +3) _Maleables_ » 2, 3, 4 » 2, 3, 4* +(ductil): Oro, +Plata, Cobre +4) _Elásticos:_ » 74 » 33* +Mica +5) _Flexibles_ +(Clorita, Talco, +Asbesto). + +LUSTRE a)--_Según +cantidad. Mui +lustroso:_ +Mica » 74 » 33* +Espato de Islandía » 45 » 23* +_Lustroso:_ +Galena » 7 » 6* +Granate » 72 » 34* +_Poco lustroso:_ +Feldespato » 91 » 35* +Berilo » 88 +_Mate:_ +Caolina » 94 » 37* +_b) Según calidad: +Metálico:_ +Oro, Plata, Cobre » 2, 3, y 4 » 2*, 3* y 4* +Pirita de hierro » 5 » 5* +etc. +_Diamantino:_ +(Diamente)--_Vidrioso:_ +Espato de cal » 45 » 23* +Cuarzo (sobre las caras » 26 » 16* +de los cristales +_Grasoso:_ (ó » 26 y 27 » 16 y 17* +resinoso): Cuarzo sobre +los planos de de +fractura) +Wolframita (sobre los » 67 » 31* +planos de fractura +_Perlado:_ (nacarado). +Mica » 74 » 33* +Crisotila » 83 » 36* +_Sedoso:_ +Wolastonita » 85 +Aragonita » 52 +Alumbre » 65 +Boronatrocalcita » 22 » 22* + +DIAFANIDAD: +_Transparente:_ +Espato de Islandia » 45 » 23* +_Semi-transparente:_ +Cuarzo » 26 » 16* +_Translúcido:_ +Onyx » 49 » 26* +_Semi translúcido:_ +Feldespato » 90 » 35* +_Opacos:_ +Oro, Plata, Pirita +de hierro, etc. + +COLOR: _Minerales +incoloros_ (en su +estado puro) +Cuarzo » 26 » 16* +Sal común » 40 » 20* +Espato de Islandia » 45 » 23* +2) _Minerales con +colores_ propios +(idiocromáticos) +Oro, Plata, Cobre. +Pirita de hierro » 5 » 5* +Malaquita » 56 » 28* +3) _Minerales con +colores +accidentales_ +(alocromáticos) +Cuarzo rosado » 29 » 17* +Onyx--Mármol » 49 » 26* +Espato-Fluor » 41 » 21* +Granate » 72 » 34* +Feldespato » 91 » 35* + +COLORES METÁLICOS: +_Blancos:_ +Blanco de plata » 3 » 4* +(Blanco de estaño) +_Amarillos:_ +De oro » 2 » 2* +De bronce » 5 » 5* +De latón » 13 » 9* +_Gris:_ +De plomo » 7 » 6* +_Rojo:_ +De cobre » 4 » 3* +_Negro:_ +De acero hasta +negro de hierro +Enargita » 17 » 10* +Hematita » 20 » 12* +Pirolusita » 24 » 13* + +COLORES NO +METÁLICOS: +_Blancos_ (tipo +blanco de nieve): +Yeso Nº 60 Nº 29* y 30* +Caliza » 46 y 47 » 24* y 25* +Wolastonita » 85 +_Grises_ (tipo +gris de ceniza): +Tierra de » 33 +infusorios +_Negros_ (tipo +negro de +terciopelo): +Turmalina » 76 » 32* +Carbón de piedra » 97 » 38* +_Azules_ (tipo +azul de Prusia): +Azurita » 58 » 28* +_Verdes_ (tipo +verde de +esmeralda): +Malaquita » 56 » 28* +Onix-mármol » 49 » 26* +Crisocola » 79 +Apatita » 69 +Epídota » 77 y 78 +Serpentina » 82 +_Amarillos_ (tipo +amarillo de +limón). +Azufre » 1 » 1* +Ocre de hierro » 39 » 15* +_Rojos_ (tipo +rojo-carmesí): +Hematita ocrácea » 22 » 11* +Cuarzo rosado » 29 » 17* +_Pardos_ (tipo +pardo de castaño): +Limonita » 37 » 14* +Triplita » 70 + +RAYA (color del +polvo del +mineral): +1) Minerales +incoloros (al +estado puro) ó +alocromáticos. +Tienen por lo +común un +polvo blanco +ó gris: +Cuarzo rosado » 29 » 17* +Espato fluor » 4 » 21* +Turmalina » 76 » 32* +Feldespato » 91 » 35* +2) Minerales con +colores +propios +(idiocromáticos). +El color del +mineral y de +su polvo no +difieren ó +son por lo menos +parecidos: +Galena (polvo » 7 » 6* +gris-oscuro) +Hematita (polvo » 20 » 11* +rojo-parduzco) +Malaquita (polvo » 56 » 28* +verde) +3) Minerales +maleables. Se +ponen lustrosos +por frotamiento: +Oro, plata, cobre. + +COLORES MULTIPLES +(por agregación): +Espato fluor » 41 » 21* + +COLORES +SUPERFICIALES +(abigarrados, +en mayor parte +debido á una +descomposición +química): +Pirita de cobre » 13, 14 » 9* + +IRISACIÓN: +Espato de +Islandia. + +FOSFORESCENCIA: +Cuarzo, Espato +fluor, etc. + +DOBLE REFRACCIÓN: +Espato de +Islandia. etc. + +ELECTRICIDAD: +_Azufre_, Cuarzo, +Espato calizo, +Mica, Turmalina. + +MAGNETISMO: Hierro 35 » 19* +magnético + +PESO ESPECÍFICO: +(Densidad) +0,6 .. 1 +Kerosene, Agua +1 .. 1,5 +Hulla. +1,5 .. 2,0 +Alumbre. +2,0 .. 2,5 Yeso, +Sal común. +2,5 .. 3,0 +Cuarzo, Calcita, +Feldespato. +3,0 .. 3,5 +Espato Fluor, +Turmalina. +3,5 .. 4,0 +Malaquita, +Azurita. +4,0 .. 4,5 +Pirita de cobre, +Blenda. +4,5 .. 5,5 +Pirita de hierro, +Cobre gris. +5,5 .. 6,5 +_Magnetita,_ +Chalcosina. +6,5 .. 8 +Cerusita, +Casiterita, +Galena. +8,5 .. 10,0 +Cobre, Bismuto. +10,0 .. 14,0 +Plata, Plomo, +Mercurio. +15,0 .. 21 Oro, +platino. +21,5 .. 23 +Iridio. + + + + + +III. CARACTERES FISIOLÓGICOS + + +1) Por frotamiento +emite olor á +azufre: +Pirita de hierro » 5 » 5* +2) Cuando se le +echa el aliento +emite olor +terroso: +Kaolina y tierras » 94 » 37* +3) Se pega á la +lengua: +Kaolina y tierras » 94 » 37* +4) Untuoso al +tacto; +Talco » 81 +5) Sabor salino: +Sal común » 40 » 20* +6) Sabor salino +amargo: +Sulfato de » 66 +magnesio +7) Sabor metálico: +Vitriolo de cobre. + + + + + +IV. CARACTERES QUÍMICOS(1) + + +FUSIBILIDAD 1) +Minerales +facilmente +fusibles (fusibles +con la llama de +una vela: +Antimonita, Sal +común. +2) Dificilmente +fusibles á un +globulito: +Granate +(Almandina). +3) Facilmente +fusibles en +astillas finas: +Feldespato. +4) Dificilmente +fusibles en +astillas: +Bronzita. +5) Infusibles á la +llama del +soplete: +Cuarzo. +Según Kobell, hay +siete grades +de fusibilidad. +1) Antimonita. +2) Natrolita. +3) Almandina. +4) Actinolita. +5) Ortoclasa. +6) Bronzita. +7) Cuarzo. + +SUBLIMACIÓN: +(total ó parcial). +Azufre, Pirita de +hierro, + +SOLUBILIDAD: _A)_ +En agua: _Sal +común._ +_B)_ En ácido +clorhídrico: +1) Con +desprendimiento de +ácido carbónico: +_Caliza._ +2) Con +desprendimiento de +cloro: +_Pirolusita._ +3) Con +desprendimiento de +ácido sulfhidrico: +_Blenda._ +_C)_ En ácido +nitrico, con +desprendimiento de +bióxido de +nitrógeno (vapores +rutilantes): +_Hierro +magnético._ +_D_) Parcialmente +solubles en +los ácidos: +1) Sulfuros, +solubles en +ácido nitrico +concentrado, +con separacion de +azufre: _Blenda, +Pirita de +hierro_. +2) Silicatos +solubles en ácido +clorhídrico con +separación de +ácido sílicico. +_a_) Bajo la forma +de polvo +arenoso: +_Serpentina_. +_b_) Bajo la forma +de masa +gelatinosa: +_Wolastonita_. +3) Wolframatos +solubles (en +polvo muy fino) en +ácido clorhídrico +concentrado, +separándose ácido +wolfrámico: +_Wolframita_. +_E_) Insolubles +en los ácidos +_Cuarzo, Espato +fluor_, +_Feldespato_. + +DISGREGACÍON DE MINERALES +INSOLUBLES EN LOS ÁCIDOS por +fusión con carbonatos alcalinos: +_Cuarzo, Feldespato._ + +INVESTIGACIÓN DE +LOS COMPONENTES +MÁS IMPORTANTES. +_Agua_. Agua +higroscópica: +Sal común. +Agua de +cristalización: +Yeso. +Agua de +cristalización y +de constitución: +Serpentina. +_Acido sulfhídrico +ó azufre:_ Galena, +Blenda. +_Acido +clorhídrico:_ Sal +común. +_Ácido +fluorhídrico:_ +Espato fluor. +_Acido sulfúrico:_ +Yeso. +_Acido fosórico:_ +Apatita. +_Acido carbónico:_ +Espato de cal, +Cerusita. +_Acido sílicico: +Serpentina, +Feldespato, +Wolastonita._ +_Cobre:_ Pirita de +cobre. +Crisocola. +_Zinc:_ Blenda. +_Plomo:_ Galena. +Cerusita. +_Hierro:_ Pirita +de hierro. +Hierro magnético. +_Antimonio:_ +Antimonita. +Enargita. +_Arsénico:_ Hierro +arsenical. +_Manganeso:_ +Pirolusita. +Wolframita. +_Aluminio:_ +Alumbre. +Ortoclasa. +_Calcio:_ Espato +de cal. +Yeso. +_Magnesio:_ +Sulfato de +magnesio. +_Sodio:_ Sal +común. +_Potasio:_ +Feldespato. + + + + + +COLECCIÓN DE MUESTRAS DE ENSAYO + + +N.º 1 Blenda. +» 2 Galena. +» 3 Pirita de hierro. +» 4 Limonita ó Hematita. +» 5 Cuarzo. +» 6 Pirolusita. +» 7 Espato fluor. +» 8 Sal común. +» 9 Espato calizo. +» 10 Cerusita. +» 11 Yeso. +» 12 Sulfato de magnesia. +» 13 Apatita. +» 14 Wolframita. +» 15 Serpentina. +» 16 Wolastonita. +» 17 Crisocola. +» 18 Feldespato. + + + + + +ALGUNOS EJEMPLOS DE LA FORMACIÓN DE MINERALES + + +A) _Minerales +formados en +disoluciones +acuosas por +evaporación del +agua:_ +Sal común Nº 40 +Yeso » 59 +Calcedonia » 31 +Cuarzo » 27 +cristalizado +B) _Minerales +formados en +disoluciones +acuosas cargadas +de ácido +carbónico, por +evaporación de +este último._ +Espato calizo Nº 44, etc. (dentro de grietas + que cruzan el + mármol. +Estalactitas » 47 (dentro de + cavernas + en caliza). +Travertina » 48 (en agua bajo la + acción + de plantas). +Onyx-Mármol » 49 (en aguas + calientes) +C) _Minerales +formados por +procesos químicos; +par la acción +del oxígeno, +del ácido +carbónico y del +agua:_ +1) Limonita, por Nº 38 +descomposición +de Pirita de +hierro +3) Cerusita, por » 53 +descomposición +de Galena +4) Malaquita por » 4 +descomposición +de Cobre +5) Analcima, por » 92 +descomposición +de Basalto +6) Caolina, por » 94 +descomposición +de Feldespato +D) _Minerales +formados en +una masa fusión +(rocas +eruptivas)_ +Feldespato en » 91 +granito +Cuarzo » 28 +Mica en granito » 74 +Anfibol » 86 +E) _Minerales en +filones metálicos, +como: Galena, +Pirita de hierro, +Blenda, etc., +formados:_ +1) por +procedimientos de +disoluciones +acuosas, ej.: +sulfato de hierro, +ha sido +reducido á sulfuro +de hierro, ó +2) por acción del +gas sulfhídrico +(ó sulfuros +alcalinos) +sobre +disoluciones; +ej.: carbonato de +plomo, +transformado en +galena: +3) por sublimación +de gases (casos +raros) +4) por reducción +de sus +disoluciones ó de +minerales +compuestos: oro +nativo por +reducción de +cloruro de oro; +cobre nativo en +parte por +reducción de +óxido de cobre +(cobre rojo) ó +de malaquita +(carbonato de +cobre) + + + + + + +***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CATÁLOGO INSTRUCTIVO DE LAS COLECCIONES MINERALÓGICAS*** + + + +CREDITS + + +December 22, 2006 + + Project Gutenberg Edition + Adrian Mastronardi + Joshua Hutchinson + Online Distributed Proofreading Team This file was produced + from images generously made available by the Bibliothèque + nationale de France (BnF/Gallica) at http://gallica.bnf.fr + + + +A WORD FROM PROJECT GUTENBERG + + +This file should be named 20159-0.txt or 20159-0.zip. + +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + + + http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/0/1/5/20159/ + + +Updated editions will replace the previous one — the old editions will be +renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no one +owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation (and +you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without permission +and without paying copyright royalties. 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