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phillipsite
phillipsite Min. (ˈfɪlɪpsaɪt) [Named 1825 after the English mineralogist, J. W. Phillips: see -ite1.] A hydrous silicate of aluminium, calcium, and potassium, found in cruciform twin crystals of a white colour.1825 T. Thomson's Ann. Philos. Ser. ii. X. 362, I propose the name of phillipsite in honor... Oxford English Dictionary
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Phillipsite
The members of the series are phillipsite-K, phillipsite-Na and phillipsite-Ca. Crystals of phillipsite are, however, usually smaller and more transparent and glassy than those of harmotome. wikipedia.org
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herschelite
herschelite Min. (ˈhɜːʃəlaɪt) [Named 1825 after Sir John Herschel: see -ite.] A hydrous silicate of aluminium, calcium, and sodium, now considered a variety of chabazite.1825 T. Thomson Ann. Philos. Ser. ii. X. 262 Dr. Wollaston..has examined chemically a small quantity of Herschelite. 1868 Dana Min... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Phillips (geologist)
The zeolite mineral phillipsite is named for him. Notes Further reading ODNB article by H. S. wikipedia.org
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zeolite
zeolite Min. (ˈziːəlaɪt) Also 8–9 erron. -yte. [ad. Sw., G., etc. zeolit, f. Gr. ζεῖν to boil, seethe + λίθος stone, -lite; so named from its boiling and swelling under the blowpipe: see quot. 1777.] Generic name for a large and varied group of minerals, consisting of hydrous silicates in which the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Zeolite
Natural occurrence Some of the more common mineral zeolites are analcime, chabazite, clinoptilolite, heulandite, natrolite, phillipsite, and stilbite. framework (PHI): harmotome, phillipsite-series Gismondine framework (GIS): amicite, gismondine, garronite, gobbinsite Boggsite (BOG), merlinoite (MER wikipedia.org
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phacolite
phacolite (ˈfækəlaɪt) In sense 1 also phako-. [f. Gr. ϕακός lentil: see -lite.] 1. Min. [ad. Ger. phakolit (Breithaupt).] A colourless variety of chabazite, occurring in crystals of lenticular form.1843 Portlock Geol. 219 Levyne (? Phakolite) occurs in double six-sided prisms. 1880 Academy 21 Aug. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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Paulingite
paulingite from vesicles in the Tertiary, augite-bearing, basaltic rocks at the Rock Island dam in Washington, where it is associated with clinoptilolite , phillipsite wikipedia.org
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christianite
christianite Min. (ˈkrɪstjənaɪt) [See quot. 1868.] a. A variety of anorthite. † b. A proposed synonym of phillipsite.1826 Amer. Jrnl. Sc. XI. 263 The color of Christianite is rarely yellow. 1868 Dana Min. (1880) 340 Christianite was named by Monticelli and Covelli after the prince Christian Friedric... Oxford English Dictionary
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Motukoreaite
calcite, chabazite, calcic plagioclase, gismondine, gypsum, hisingerite, hydrotalcite, limonite, magnetite, montmorillonite, nordstrandite, olivine, phillipsite The alteration occurs in the sequence motukoreaite, phillipsite, calcite. wikipedia.org
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Garronite-Ca
It is usually associated with phillipsite, which is located in the outer area of the nodules. wikipedia.org
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斑铜矿
1832年，威廉·苏尔皮斯·贝当（Wilhelm Sulpice Beudant）把它命名为“phillipsite”。最终在1845年，把它重命名为“Bornite”，来纪念奥地利的矿物学家及无脊椎动物学家，。在中文中，斑铜矿表面的锖色紫蓝斑杂，因此得名。 wikipedia.org
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Zeolite occurrences in Idaho
At this locality it is found in red basalt alongside montmorillonite and phillipsite-K. It is known for producing calcite, chabazite, nontronite, phillipsite, and thomsonite. wikipedia.org
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Tobermorite
The volcanic ash that Romans used for construction of sea walls contained phillipsite, and an interaction with sea water actually caused the crystalline wikipedia.org
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Armand Lévy (mineralogist)
Legacy Armand Lévy described many mineral species, such as babingtonite, beudantite, brochantite, brookite, forsterite, phillipsite, roselite and willemite wikipedia.org
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