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Chloritoid - Wikipedia
Chloritoid is a silicate mineral of metamorphic origin. It is an iron magnesium manganese alumino-silicate hydroxide with formula (Fe, Mg, Mn) en.wikipedia.org
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Chloritoid: Mineral information, data and localities.
Originally name chlorispath, it was renamed in 1835 by August Breithaupt to chloritoid. The name is for the visual similarity to chlorite-group minerals. Type ... www.mindat.org
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ALEX STREKEISEN-Chloritoid-
Chloritoid, Named in 1837 by Gustav Rose for the visual similarity to chlorite-group minerals, is a silicate mineral of metamorphic origin. It was first ... www.alexstrekeisen.it
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chloritoid
chloritoid Min. (ˈklɔərɪtɔɪd) [f. as chloritic a. + -oid. Named by Rose, 1837, from its resemblance to chlorite.] A foliated hydrous silicate of alumina and iron, varying in colour from greenish black to gray; also called chlorite spar.1844 in Dana Min. 523. 1873 Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc. XIII. 399 Chl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chloritoid Mineral Data - Mineralogy Database
General Chloritoid Information. Help on Chemical Formula: Chemical Formula: (Fe++,Mg,Mn)2Al4Si2O10(OH)4. Help on Composition: ... webmineral.com
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Chloritoid | McGraw Hill's AccessScience
A hydrous iron aluminum silicate mineral commonly found in low-grade metamorphic rocks such as slate and phyllite. Chloritoid is found as platy, black or dark ... www.accessscience.com
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Chloritoid Mineral Specimens - iRocks.com
A Quest for Shiny Purple Crystals shares a story about young Johnny and his furry friend, Max, as they learn about minerals and discover Amethyst in an ... www.irocks.com
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Chloritoid - Geology is the Way
Chloritoid is a mineral produced mostly by metamorphism in schists and mafic rocks. The mineral was originally named chlorispath. geologyistheway.com
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Chloritoid - Smith College
Named for its superficial resemblance to chlorite, chloritoid is characterized by its dark green to gray-green color. It has a hardness of 6.5 and exhibits many ... www.science.smith.edu
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Chloritoid – WGNHS – UW–Madison
Chloritoid forms small green platy to micaceous grains in rocks that have been subjected to moderate grades of regional metamorphism. home.wgnhs.wisc.edu
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chlorite
▪ I. chlorite1 Min. (ˈklɔəraɪt) [ad. Gr. χλωρῖτις (Pliny), name of some green stone, f. χλωρός light green: see -ite.] A name applied to certain green hydrous silicates of magnesia and alumina occurring in ancient rock-formations, and forming the characteristic ingredients of chlorite slate. The nam... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ottrelite
Ottrelite is a form of chloritoid. Its empirical formula is . wikipedia.org
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Carpholite
Associated minerals include sudoite, manganoan garnet, chloritoid and fluorite. wikipedia.org
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masonite
masonite2 Min. (ˈmeɪs(ə)naɪt) [Named by C. T. Jackson, 1840, after Owen Mason: see -ite.] A variety of chloritoid found in Rhode Island.1840 C. T. Jackson Geol. Rhode Isl. 88 (A. H. Chester). Oxford English Dictionary
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strüverite
strüverite Min. (ˈstryːvəraɪt) [ad. G. strüverit (A. Brezina 1876), f. name of Prof. G. Strüver, of Rome: see -ite.] 1. A synonym of chloritoid.1896 Chester Dict. Names Min. 261. 1912 Return Brit. Museum 194. 2. An oxide of titanium containing tantalum and ferric iron, found as black tetragonal crys... Oxford English Dictionary
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