 King-te-chin in the shape of bricks, and as either is a white earth, they offer no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in both cases. For one...  Reports and Awards ... - Page 138by United States Centennial Commission - 1878Full view - About this book
 | Science - 1871 - 1024 pages
...visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by poiinding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...the name, by Berzelius, to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous supposition, that the white earth which he received from a member of one of the embassies... | |
 | Geology - 1871 - 504 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...application of the name, by Berzelius, to porcelain .eartfi was made on the erroneous supposition, that the white earth which he received from a member... | |
 | Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters - Science - 1876 - 636 pages
...these two kinds of material, the place " Kaoling " was in ancient times in high repute, * * * * and the Chinese still designate by the name " kaoling"...kind of earth which was formerly derived from there. * * * * The second kind of material bears the name pe-tun-tse, (" white clay.") S. W Williams, in his... | |
 | United States Centennial Commission - Centennial Exhibition - 1880 - 798 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...prepared in other places. The application of the name, liy Berrelius, to porcelain earth, was made upon the erroneous supposition that the white earth which... | |
 | United States National Museum - 1901 - 884 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...the name by Berzelius, to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous supposition, that the white earth which he received from a member of one of the embassies... | |
 | United States National Museum - 1901 - 874 pages
...visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner descritied, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...formerly derived from there, but is now prepared in oth«r places. The application of the name by Berzelius, to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous... | |
 | George Perkins Merrill - Geology, Economic - 1904 - 522 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...the name by Berzelius to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous supposition that the white earth which he received from a member of one of the embassies... | |
 | George Perkins Merrill - Geology, Economic - 1904 - 518 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...designate by the name 'Kao-ling' the kind of earth 1 American Journal of Science, 1871, p. 180. which was formerly derived from there, but is now prepared... | |
 | HEINRICH. RIES - Clay - 1908 - 612 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...the name by Berzelius to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous supposition that the white earth which he received from a member of one of the embassies... | |
 | Heinrich Ries - Clay - 1908 - 618 pages
...no visible differences. They are made at different places, in the manner described, by pounding hard rock, but the aspect of the rock is nearly alike in...prepared in other places. The application of the name by fierzelius to porcelain earth was made on the erroneous supposition that the white earth which he received... | |
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