Afford a fluid bead with but little of that salt, but with a larger quantity a slaggy mass.
Fuses to a slaggy mass, which on silver gives the sulphur reaction.
Forms a slaggy mass, which laid on silver and moistened, gives the sulphur reaction.
Hibbert, inclosed between two sheets of basaltic lava; and in this tuff were found the bones of several quadrupeds, some of them adhering to masses of slaggy lava.
Mr Macadam has supplied the following results of his analyses of samples of substances obtained at Fasagh:--The slaggy material from tree roots contains 66 per cent.
This process explains many peculiarities of laterites, such as their porous and slaggy structure, which is often so marked that they have been mistaken for slaggy volcanic rocks.
Slaggy and scoriaceous phases are common, but probably represent only a small part of the different flows.
In a basal flow in Moraine Park, the slaggy and compact phases show differences in phenocrysts as well as in groundmass.
The desolation of the black slope,--all the ugliness of slaggy rock and angled stone, again defines.
Slaggy crust which has slipped down and been covered by the flow.
Slaggy crust, formed chiefly of scoriae of a glassy nature.
The scoriaceous character is infrequent; but reference should here be made to another exposure of a slaggy semi-vitreous rock showing abundant steam-pores in the tuff-district of the river valley above Ravuka.
In one place I came upon such a bed 12 feet thick, compact in its upper half and slaggy or scoriaceous in its lower half.
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