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“…According to calculations made for me by Dr. Earl Ingerson of the U. S. Geological Survey the smallest angle between a fracture plane in quartz and the base was, according to Anderson (1945, p. 412, foot note 1, his plane d), 32|°; according to Osborne et al (1936, p. 1364), 22°57'. But Engelhardt (1944 found angles between fracture planes and the optic axis ranging from 45° to 75° (45° and 15° with the base).…”
Section: Effect Of Stress On Individual Mineralsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…According to calculations made for me by Dr. Earl Ingerson of the U. S. Geological Survey the smallest angle between a fracture plane in quartz and the base was, according to Anderson (1945, p. 412, foot note 1, his plane d), 32|°; according to Osborne et al (1936, p. 1364), 22°57'. But Engelhardt (1944 found angles between fracture planes and the optic axis ranging from 45° to 75° (45° and 15° with the base).…”
Section: Effect Of Stress On Individual Mineralsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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