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ANTHRAXYLON [1 record]

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Record 1 2012-01-11

English

Subject field(s)
  • Classification of Coal
  • Solid Fossil Fuels
DEF

The vitreous appearing components of coal, which in thin section are shown to have been derived from the woody tissues of plants ...

CONT

Microscopic material resembling anthraxylon in color and translucency but less than 14 microns wide is included with translucent humic degradation matter.

OBS

[Anthraxylon] forms lustrous bands together with dull attritus in banded coal.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Classification des charbons
  • Combustibles fossiles solides
CONT

L'anthraxylon est jaune à rouge brunâtre, translucide, en lentilles allongées, avec structure cellulaire généralement visible : c'est un tissu ligneux dérivant d'anciens bois. Il correspond en gros à la vitrinite de la nomenclature européenne.

OBS

L'anthraxylon englobe le vitrain et une partie du clarain. En ce sens, il correspond en gros au «bright coal».

Spanish

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