- form
lines and
shapes which are
reminiscent of writing.
Graphic granite is a
leucocratic granitic rock
consisting of
alkali feldspar with
exsolved quartz...
- in the
texture known as
graphic granite. The term was
first used by René Just Haüy in 1822 as a
synonym for
graphic granite.
Wilhelm Karl
Ritter von...
- 60° to the west. The
pegmatite ****
include sections of
aplite and
graphic granite. The
surrounding host rock is "gabbro-like greenstone". The mine's...
-
typical of many
granites.
Myrmekite is a microscopic,
vermicular (worm-like)
intergrowth of
quartz and sodium-rich
plagioclase common in
granite; myrmekite...
- one side of the bank a m**** of
gneiss was exposed, on the other, a
graphic granite vein. The
grains in the
first discovered ceylonite looked of compacted...
- The
Georgia Guidestones was a
granite monument that
stood in
Elbert County, Georgia,
United States, from 1980 to 2022. It was 19 feet 3 inches (5.87 m)...
-
Granite City is a city in
Madison County, Illinois,
United States,
within the
Greater St.
Louis metropolitan area. The po****tion was 27,549 at the 2020...
-
similar to
those characteristic of granophyre.
Micrographic differs from
graphic granite in
being so much finer-grained that the
texture can only be seen in...
-
paper producing continent. FAO
figures for 2021 show the
production of
graphic papers continuing its
decline from a mid-2000s peak to
hover below 100...
- feet (76 m) long. Hess
describes the
intrusion being surrounded by a
graphic granite of
peculiar beauty and
definite structure,
being more like a text-book...
