A Manual of Determinative Mineralogy With Tables for the Determination of Miner
A Manual of Determinative Mineralogy With Tables for the Determination of Miner
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3-2. 4 APOPHYLLITE (H, K) 2 Ca(SiO 3 ) 2 -H 2 O; a little F.
5 Struct. Square tabular or cifoe-like tetragonal crystals; lamellar, granular, compact. Cleavage perfect, one direction (001); brittle; fracture uneven.
Color white, greenish, yellowish, reddish. Streak white. Luster vitreous; pearly on cleavage. Transparent to nearly opaque. (See p. 234. ) Amygdules and veins in igneous rocks, chiefly basic; in metalliferous veins; with zeolites, prehnite, datolite, pectolite, native copper, calcite..., quartz, epidote, pyrite chalcopyrite, chlorite.
5 G. 3. 3-3. 5 HYPERSTHENE (a pyroxene), (Fe, Mg)SiO 3 ; sometimes Al.
6 Struct. Foliated, cleavable, granular; orthorhombic crystals rare. Cleavage perfect, one direction (010), less distinct two directions (110) at 46, 88, 92, and 134; brittle; fracture uneven.
Color grayish, greenish, and brownish black to bronze. Streak brownish gray, grayish white. Luster metalloidal bronzy, pearly. Opaque to trans- lucent. (See pp. 222, 258. ) In basic igneous rocks with plagioclase feldspars, olivine, amphibole, pyroxene, magnetite, titanite; seldom with quartz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3-2. 4 APOPHYLLITE (H, K) 2 Ca(SiO 3 ) 2 -H 2 O; a little F.
5 Struct. Square tabular or cifoe-like tetragonal crystals; lamellar, granular, compact. Cleavage perfect, one direction (001); brittle; fracture uneven.
Color white, greenish, yellowish, reddish. Streak white. Luster vitreous; pearly on cleavage. Transparent to nearly opaque. (See p. 234. ) Amygdules and veins in igneous rocks, chiefly basic; in metalliferous veins; with zeolites, prehnite, datolite, pectolite, native copper, calcite..., quartz, epidote, pyrite chalcopyrite, chlorite.
5 G. 3. 3-3. 5 HYPERSTHENE (a pyroxene), (Fe, Mg)SiO 3 ; sometimes Al.
6 Struct. Foliated, cleavable, granular; orthorhombic crystals rare. Cleavage perfect, one direction (010), less distinct two directions (110) at 46, 88, 92, and 134; brittle; fracture uneven.
Color grayish, greenish, and brownish black to bronze. Streak brownish gray, grayish white. Luster metalloidal bronzy, pearly. Opaque to trans- lucent. (See pp. 222, 258. ) In basic igneous rocks with plagioclase feldspars, olivine, amphibole, pyroxene, magnetite, titanite; seldom with quartz.
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