ANNEXE 3 – LES DIFFÉRENTES SOR TES DE VERRES NATURELS
353
[3] MELOSH H.J., ARTEMIEVA N., How does tektite glass lose its water ?
Lunar and Planetary Science XXXV, 1723 (2004).
[4] BOUSKA V., Natural Glasses 2nd ed., Ellis Horwood, New York (1988).
[5] GREENE C.H., PYE L.D., STEVENS H.J., RASE D.E., KAY H.F., Proc.
2nd lunar sci. conf., vol. 3, pp. 2049–2055, MIT Press, Cambridge
(1971).
[6] SIMPSON T.L., VOLCANI B.E., Silicon and siliceous structures in biological systems, Springer-Verlag, New York (1981).
[7] HILDEBRAND M., VOLCANI B.E., GASSMAN W., SCHROEDER J.J., A
gene family of silicon transporters Nature, 385, 688 (1997).
[8] LÉVI C., BAR TON J.L., GUILLEMET C., LE BRAS E., LEHUÉDÉ P., A
remarkably strong natural glassy rod : the anchoring spicule of the
Monorhaphis sponge, J. Mater. Sci. Lett. 8, 337–39 (1989).
[9] SUNDAR V.C., YABLON A.D., GRAZUL J.L., ILAN M., AIZENBERG J.,
Fibre- optical features of a glass sponge, Nature 424, 899 (2003).
353
[3] MELOSH H.J., ARTEMIEVA N., How does tektite glass lose its water ?
Lunar and Planetary Science XXXV, 1723 (2004).
[4] BOUSKA V., Natural Glasses 2nd ed., Ellis Horwood, New York (1988).
[5] GREENE C.H., PYE L.D., STEVENS H.J., RASE D.E., KAY H.F., Proc.
2nd lunar sci. conf., vol. 3, pp. 2049–2055, MIT Press, Cambridge
(1971).
[6] SIMPSON T.L., VOLCANI B.E., Silicon and siliceous structures in biological systems, Springer-Verlag, New York (1981).
[7] HILDEBRAND M., VOLCANI B.E., GASSMAN W., SCHROEDER J.J., A
gene family of silicon transporters Nature, 385, 688 (1997).
[8] LÉVI C., BAR TON J.L., GUILLEMET C., LE BRAS E., LEHUÉDÉ P., A
remarkably strong natural glassy rod : the anchoring spicule of the
Monorhaphis sponge, J. Mater. Sci. Lett. 8, 337–39 (1989).
[9] SUNDAR V.C., YABLON A.D., GRAZUL J.L., ILAN M., AIZENBERG J.,
Fibre- optical features of a glass sponge, Nature 424, 899 (2003).