Geology, Vol. 1 [of 3] : $b Geologic processes and their resultsSalisbury, Rollin D.
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Geology, Vol. 1 [of 3] : $b Geologic processes and their results
Salisbury, Rollin D.
Geology
+Alternative Views of Original Heat Distribution+ 559
Thermal distribution on the convection hypothesis, 559. Level
of no stress, 561. Thermal distribution on the hypothesis of
central solidification, 562. Thermal distribution under the
accretion hypothesis, 564. _Computed Pressures, Densities,
and Temperatures within the Earth Based on Laplace’s Law_ 564
Recombination of material, 568. Comparison of the hypotheses,
568.
+Observed Temperatures in Excavations+ 569
Explanations of varying increment, 570. The permeation and
circulation of water, 570. Chemical action, 570. Differences
in the conductivity of rock, 571. Compression, 571. Gradients
projected, 571. The amount of loss of heat, 572. The amount
of shrinkage from loss of heat, 572.
+Other Sources of Deformation+ 574
Transfer of internal heat, 574. Denser aggregation of
matter, 574. Extravasation of lavas, 574. Change in the
rate of rotation, 575. Distribution of rigidity, 578.
_Sphericity as a Factor in Deformation_ 580
The influence of the domed form of the surface, 581.
Theoretical strength of domes of earth-dimensions, 581.
Stress-accumulation independent of sphericity, 583. The
actual configuration of the surface, 584. Concave tracts,
584. General conclusion, 588.
CHAPTER X.
THE EXTRUSIVE PROCESSES.
Outward movements, 590.
+Vulcanism+ 590
Phases of vulcanism, 591.
1. _Intrusions_ 591
The heating action, 592.
2. _Extrusions_ 592
Fissure eruptions, 593. Volcanic eruptions, 594. Intermediate
phenomena, 596. Lunar craters, 598.
+Volcanoes+ 599
Number of, 599.
_Distribution of Volcanoes_ 599
In time, 599. Relative to land and sea, 599. Relative to
crustal deformations, 601. In latitude, 603. In curved lines,
603.
_Relations of Volcanoes_ 604
Relations to rising and sinking surfaces, 604. Relations to
one another, 605. Unimportant coincidences, 606. Periodicity,
607.
_Formation of Cones_ 608
Lava-cones, 608. Cinder-cones, 608. Subordinate cones, 610.
Composite cones, 610. Extra-cone distribution, 610.
+Lavas+ 612
Their nature, 612. Consanguinity and succession of lavas,
614. Temperature of lavas, 615. Depth of source, 616.
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