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L.120 = clay, Robertson 22 (1954). laavenite = låvenite, Dana 6th, 375 (1892). labite = palygorskite, AM 22, 811 (1937). laboentsowiet = labuntsovite-Mn, Council for Geoscience 765 (1996). laboita = vesuvianite, de Fourestier 191 (1999). laboundsovite = labuntsovite-Mn, Kipfer 181 (1974). labountsovite = labuntsovite-Mn, MM 35, 1141 (1966). Labrador (Frankenheim) = meionite, Egleston 118 (1892). labrador (Rose) = Na-rich anorthite, MM 20, 354 (1925). Labrador-Bytownit = Na-rich anorthite, Hintze II, 1513 (1896). labradore-stone = Na-rich anorthite, Kipfer 181 (1974). Labrador feldspar = Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892). Labrador-Feldspat = Na-rich anorthite, Kipfer 107 (1974). Labrador-Feldspath = Na-rich anorthite, Clark 383 (1993). labrador-felspar = Na-rich anorthite, Clark 383 (1993). Labrador hornblende = Fe-rich enstatite or Mg-rich ferrosilite, AM 63, 1051 (1978). labradorische Hornblende = Fe-rich enstatite or Mg-rich ferrosilite, Dana 6th, 348 (1892). Labradoriserende Feltspat = Na-rich anorthite, Zirlin 71 (1981). labradorite (intermediate) = Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892). labradorite-felsite = Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892). labradorite-moonstone = gem Na-rich anorthite, Schumann 164 (1977). Labradorit-Mondstein = gem Na-rich anorthite, Chudoba EIV, 48 (1974). labradorkő = Na-rich anorthite, László 155 (1995). labrador moonstone = gem Na-rich anorthite, Read 131 (1988). Labrador oder schillerenden rauten förmigen Feldspath = chrysotile ± lizardite or talc or anthophyllite, Clark 620 (1993). labrador schiller spar = Fe-rich enstatite or Mg-rich ferrosilite, Egleston 162 (1892). labrador spar = gem Na-rich anorthite, Read 131 (1988). Labradorstein = Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892). labrador stone = Na-rich anorthite, Chester 149 (1896). labradownite = Na-rich anorthite, Kipfer 181 (1974). labratownite = Na-rich anorthite, AM 11, 138 (1926). labrodorite = Na-rich anorthite, AM 44, 893 (1959). labsuntovite = labuntsovite-Mn, AM Index 41-50, 14 (1968). labuncovit = labuntsovite-Mn, László 155 (1995). labuntsovite (Milton et al.) = paralabuntsovite-Mg, CM 41, 801 (2003). labuntsovite (Semenov & Burova) = labuntsovite-Mn, EJM 14, 169 (2002). labuntsovite-(NaKBaFe) = Na4K4BaFeTi8[Si4O12]4(O,OH)8·10H2O, IMA 1998-051. labuntsovite-(NaKBaMg) = Na4K4BaMgTi8[Si4O12]4(O,OH)8·10H2O, IMA 1998-050. labuntsovite-• = (•,Na,K)8(•,Mg,Fe)2Ti8[Si4O12]4(OH,O)8·nH2O, EJM 14, 168 (2002). labuntsovite-I = labuntsovite-•, EJM 14, 171 (2002). labuntsovite-II = Na-rich labuntsovite-Mn, EJM 6, 503 (1994); 14, 171 (2002). labuntsovite-III = lemmleinite-K, EJM 14, 171 (2002). Labuntsowit = labuntsovite-Mn, Clark 383 (1993). labuntzovite = labuntsovite-Mn, MM 31, 964 (1958). Labuntzowit = labuntsovite-Mn, Chudoba EII, 747 (1959). labunzovite = labuntsovite-Mn, MM 35, 1141 (1966). Labunzowit = labuntsovite-Mn, Chudoba EII, 747 (1959). laceachát = blue + white banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, László 1 (1995). lace agate = blue + white banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, O'Donoghue 309 (2006). Lac Lunae = fine-grained calcite, Clark 383 (1993). lacre = massive quartz ± red hematite ± brown goethite, Cornejo & Bartorelli 223 (2010). Lacroisit = rhodochrosite + rhodonite, MM 13, 370 (1903). lacroixite (?) = rhodochrosite + tephroite + rhodonite, Dana 7th II, 171 (1951). laculite = lazulite, AM 44, 910 (1959). lacullan = calcite + coal, Bates & Jackson 365 (1987). Ladin = iridium, Hintze I.1, 137 (1898). Ladlokit = ludlockite, Chudoba EIV, 48 (1974). lady's ice = transparent gypsum, Bukanov 284 (2006). lady's slipper = siderite pseudomorph after baryte, Clark 384 (1993). lafittite = laffittite, MA 26, 1395 (1975). Laforetit = laforêtite, Weiss 146 (2008); MR 39, 133 (2008). Lagenachat = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Extra LAP 19, 7 (2000). lágenkő = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, László 138 (1995). Lagenquarz = layered quartz, Hintze I.2, 1346 (1905). Lagenstein = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Haditsch & Maus 112 (1974). laggisite = unknown, MP 94, 175 (2008). lagonite = sassolite + goethite ± ferrihydrite, Dana 7th I, 663 (1944). Lagoriolith = hypothetical garnet Na6Al2[SiO4]3, AM 57, 1317 (1972). Laguna = pale-violet quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Bukanov 135 (2006). Lagunit = sassolite + goethite ± ferrihydrite, Dana 6th, 882 (1892). lágyezüstérc = acanthite, László 155 (1995). lágymangánérc = pyrolusite, László 293 (1995). La-hectorite = La-exchanged hectorite, CCM 32, 103 (1984). laihoeniet = laihunite, Council for Geoscience 765 (1996). Laitakariitti = laitakarite, Clark 384 (1993). lait de lune = fibrous calcite, Egleston 63 (1892). lait de montagne = dendritic calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). laiton = Cu+Zn (brass), Novitzky 367 (1951). lajhunit = laihunite, László 155 (1995). lajwar = sodalite, Bukanov 156 (2006). Lake copper = copper, Thrush 621 (1968). Lake County diamond = transparent quartz, Bukanov 391 (2006). Lake George-Diamant = transparent quartz, Haditsch & Maus 112 (1974). Lake George diamond = transparent quartz, Dana 7th III, 193 (1962). Lake George-igyémánt = transparent quartz, László 95 (1995). lake ore = goethite, Bates & Jackson 366 (1978). lake salt = halite, Egleston 147 (1892). Lake Superior agate = thomsonite-Ca or banded quartz-mogánite mixed- layer, Webster & Anderson 957 (1983). Lake Superior fire agate = glass (imitation opal), László 1 (1995). Lake Superior greenstone = pumpellyite-(Mg), Read 131 (1988). lal = spinel, Bukanov 409 (2006). lamber = amber, Thrush 622 (1968). lambertite = uranophane, AM 11, 157 (1926). lambourdes = calcite (limestone), de Fourestier 191 (1999). lambre = amber, Thrush 622 (1968). Lambrit = cohenite or schreibersite (meteorite), Clark 384 (1993). lambur = amber, Thrush 622 (1968). lamellar chalcocite = chalcocite + digenite + covellite + bornite, Uytenbogaardt & Burke 59 (1985). lamellarer Kupferglanz = chalcocite, Dana 7th I, 187 (1944). lamellar heavy spar = baryte, Egleston 39 (1892). lamellar mica = muscovite, Egleston 223 (1892). lamellar pyrites = marcasite, Bates & Jackson 367 (1987). lamellar serpentine = antigorite, Novitzky 181 (1951). lamellar zeolite = heulandite, de Fourestier 192 (1999). Lamellenachat = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Haditsch & Maus 112 (1974). laminated mica = muscovite, Egleston 223 (1892). (La)-monazite = monazite-(La), EJM 7, 1353 (1995). La-montmorillonite = La-exchanged montmorillonite, CCM 33, 89 (1985). La3+-montmorillonite = La3+-exchanged montmorillonite, CCM 33, 92 (1985). lampadite = Cu-bearing asbolane or crednerite ?, CM 44, 1559 (2006). Lampatit = Cu-bearing asbolane or crednerite ?, Kipfer 108 (1974). lampreophyllite = lamprophyllite, Deer et al. 1B, 626 (1986). Lamprit = cohenite or schreibersite (meteorite), Dana 6th, 29 (1892). lamprobolite = Fe3+-rich ferrohornblende or magnesiohornblende or hastingsite or magnesiohastingsite, AM 63, 1051 (1978). Lamprofan = Na-K-Ca-Pb-Mn-Mg-S-O-H, Chester 149 (1896). lamprofillit = lamprophyllite, László 155 (1995). Lamprophan or lamprophanite = Na-K-Ca-Pb-Mn-Mg-S-O-H, Dana 6th, 977 (1892). lamprophyllite-orthorombique = lamprophyllite-2O, Aballain et al. 196 (1968). Lamprostibian = melanostibite, AM 53, 1779 (1968). lamprosztibián = melanostibite, László 155 (1995). lana de Salamandra = fibrous amphibole or chrysotile, de Fourestier 192 (1999). lana montana = fibrous amphibole, Dana 6th, 386 (1892). Lancaster diamond = transparent quartz, Bukanov 391 (2006). lancasterite = hydromagnesite + brucite, Clark 385 (1993). landerite = pink grossular, MM 14, 402 (1907). landevanite = pink Mn-rich montmorillonite pseudomorph after albite, MM 14, 402 (1907). landonite = unknown, IMA 1999-014. landsbergite = moschellandsbergite, MM 27, 271 (1946). landscape agate = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + pyrolusite, Read 131 (1988). landscape jasper = red massive Fe-rich quartz + pyrolusite, Egleston 283 (1892). landscape-marble = fine-grained banded calcite + pyrolusite + clay, Chester 150 (1896). landscape quartz = quartz + tourmaline, Bukanov 84 (2006). landscape ruin marble = fine-grained banded calcite + pyrolusite + clay, CGM Glossary Gem Materials 60 (2006). landscape stone = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer or mordenite, Bukanov 136, 247 (2006). Landschaftsachat = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + pyrolusite, Chudoba RI, 37 (1939). Landschaftsagat = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + pyrolusite, Hintze I.2, 1472 (1906). Landschaftsjaspis = red massive Fe-rich quartz + pyrolusite, László 118 (1995). Landschaftsmarmor = fine-grained banded calcite + pyrolusite + clay, LAP 26(10), 15 (2001). laneite = ferrohornblende or ferropargasite, AM 63, 1051 (1978); MM 61, 309 (1997). langaitukuang = brabantite, MM 46, 521 (1982). langasite = synthetic La3[(Ga5Si)O14], GG 37, 241 (2001). längbanite = långbanite, Lacroix 117 (1931). Langbanit = långbanite, Weiss 147 (2008); MR 39, 133 (2008). Langbanshyttanit = långbanshyttanite, LAP 36(7), 75 (2011). Langizit = langisite, Zirlin 73 (1981). lángopál = red opal-A, László 204 (1995). lángspinell = orange-red spinel, László 250 (1995). langstaffite = chondrodite, Chester 150 (1896). Languedoc marble = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). lannaeite = linnaeite, Dana 8th, 1800 (1997). lantanita = lanthanite, Atencio 52 (2000). lantanita-(La) = lanthanite-(La), Atencio 52 (2000). lantanita-(Nd) = lanthanite-(Nd), Atencio 52 (2000). lantanocerit = La-rich cerite-(Ce), László 155 (1995). lanthan-cerium-scapolite = cerite-(Ce), Egleston 72 (1892). lanthanian lueshite = isolueshite, de Fourestier 192 (1999). Lanthanit =
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    Infrare d Transmission Spectra of Carbonate Mineral s THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM Infrare d Transmission Spectra of Carbonate Mineral s G. C. Jones Department of Mineralogy The Natural History Museum London, UK and B. Jackson Department of Geology Royal Museum of Scotland Edinburgh, UK A collaborative project of The Natural History Museum and National Museums of Scotland E3 SPRINGER-SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.V. Firs t editio n 1 993 © 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht Originally published by Chapman & Hall in 1993 Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1993 Typese t at the Natura l Histor y Museu m ISBN 978-94-010-4940-5 ISBN 978-94-011-2120-0 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-94-011-2120-0 Apar t fro m any fair dealin g for the purpose s of researc h or privat e study , or criticis m or review , as permitte d unde r the UK Copyrigh t Design s and Patent s Act , 1988, thi s publicatio n may not be reproduced , stored , or transmitted , in any for m or by any means , withou t the prio r permissio n in writin g of the publishers , or in the case of reprographi c reproductio n onl y in accordanc e wit h the term s of the licence s issue d by the Copyrigh t Licensin g Agenc y in the UK, or in accordanc e wit h the term s of licence s issue d by the appropriat e Reproductio n Right s Organizatio n outsid e the UK. Enquirie s concernin g reproductio n outsid e the term s state d here shoul d be sent to the publisher s at the Londo n addres s printe d on thi s page.
  • Barite Baso4 C 2001-2005 Mineral Data Publishing, Version 1 Crystal Data: Orthorhombic

    Barite Baso4 C 2001-2005 Mineral Data Publishing, Version 1 Crystal Data: Orthorhombic

    Barite BaSO4 c 2001-2005 Mineral Data Publishing, version 1 Crystal Data: Orthorhombic. Point Group: 2/m 2/m 2/m. Commonly in well-formed crystals, to 85 cm, with over 70 forms noted. Thin to thick tabular {001}, {210}, {101}, {011}; also prismatic along [001], [100], or [010], equant. As crested to rosettelike aggregates of tabular individuals, concretionary, fibrous, nodular, stalactitic, may be banded; granular, earthy, massive. Physical Properties: Cleavage: {001}, perfect; {210}, less perfect; {010}, imperfect. Fracture: Uneven. Tenacity: Brittle. Hardness = 3–3.5 D(meas.) = 4.50 D(calc.) = 4.47 May be thermoluminescent, may fluoresce and phosphoresce cream to spectral colors under UV. Optical Properties: Transparent to translucent. Color: Colorless, white, yellow, brown, gray, pale shades of red, green, blue, may be zoned, or change color on exposure to light; colorless or faintly tinted in transmitted light. Streak: White. Luster: Vitreous to resinous, may be pearly. Optical Class: Biaxial (+). Pleochroism: Weak. Orientation: X = c; Y = b; Z = a. Dispersion: r> v,weak. Absorption: Z > Y > X. α = 1.636 β = 1.637 γ = 1.648 2V(meas.) = 36◦–40◦ Cell Data: Space Group: P nma. a = 8.884(2) b = 5.457(3) c = 7.157(2) Z = 4 X-ray Powder Pattern: Synthetic. 3.445 (100), 3.103 (95), 2.121 (80), 2.106 (75), 3.319 (70), 3.899 (50), 2.836 (50) Chemistry: (1) (2) SO3 34.21 34.30 CaO 0.05 BaO 65.35 65.70 Total 99.61 100.00 (1) Sv´arov, Czech Republic. (2) BaSO4. Polymorphism & Series: Forms a series with celestine.
  • Alteration - Porphyries

    Alteration - Porphyries

    ALTERATION - PORPHYRIES Occurs with minor mineralization in the deeper Potassic parts of some porphyry systems, and is a host to mineralization in porphyry deposits associated with alkaline intrusions © Copyright Spectral International Inc. Sodic, sodic-calcic Propylitic Potassic alteration shows Actinolite, biotite, phlogopite, epidote, iron- chlorite, Mg-chlorite, muscovite, quartz, anhydrite, magnetite. Albite, actinolite, diopside, quartz, Fe-chlorite, Mg-chlorite, epidote, actinolite, magnetite, titanite, chlorite, epidote, calcite, illite, montmorillonite, albite, pyrite. scapolite Intermediate argillic alteration generally This is an intense alteration phase, often in the Copyright Spectral International Inc.© forms a structurally controlled to upper part of porphyry systems. It can also form envelopes around pyrite-rich veins that Phyllic alteration commonly forms a widespread overprint on other types of cross cut other alteration types. peripheral halo around the core of alteration in many porphyry systems porphyry deposits. It may overprint earlier potassic alteration and may host substantial mineralization ADVANCED ARGILLIC Phyllic INTERMEDIATE ARGILLIC The minerals associated with this type The detectable minerals include are higher temperature and include illite, muscovite, dickite, kaolinite, pyrophyllite, quartz, andalusite, Fe-chlorite, Mg-chlorite, epidote, diaspore, corundum, alunite, topaz, montmorillonite, calcite, and pyrite tourmaline, dumortierite, pyrite, and hematite EXOTIC COPPER www.e-sga.org/ CU PHOSPHATES Cu Cu CARBONATES CHLORIDES Azurite, malachite, aurichalcite, rosasite Atacamite, connellite, and cumengite © Copyright Spectral International Inc. Cu-ARSENATES EXOTIC COPPER Cu-SILICATES Cu-SULFATES bayldonite, antlerite, chenevixite chrysocolla dioptase brochantite, conichalcite chalcanthite clinoclase papagoite shattuckite cyanotrichite olivenite kroehnite, spangolite © Copyright Spectral International Inc. © Copyright Spectral International Inc. LEACH CAP MINERALS .