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Mineral : Crossite: Na2(Mg,Fe++)3(Al,Fe+++)2Si8O22(OH)2
Comments: Long metallic, black, prismatic crystals or
Crossite: Crossite mineral information and data.
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Crossite
Bragança District, Portugal © Martins da Pedra
Show Crossite Photos (2)Colour:BlueHardness:6Name:Named in 1894 by Charles Palache for .Classification of Crossite
IMA status:Discredited 1997Hey's CIM Ref.:16.20.416 : Silicates Containing Aluminum and
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Crossite is a ] References
^ RIEBECKITE (Sodium Iron Magnesium Silicate Hydroxide)
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Crossite
Porter GeoConsultancy - Ore Deposit Description
, rarely hornblende and crossite) with diopside, albite, epidote, apatite, magnetite, biotite, muscovite crossite are found within the magnetite grains.
Stockwork ores - which are represented by irregular
Crossite
associated with lawsonite,
pumpellyite, or epidote. CF:crossite; riebeckite.
glaucophane schist
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Field Itineraries
quartz or phengite, are observed. The blue amphibole (crossite and/or glaucophane) has grown lately :
(a) Chloriteschists have chlorite, garnet, quartz, ±talc, ±chloritoid, ±crossite, ±paragonite and (ilmenite, apatite and epidote) occurring in the core, whereas rare inclusions of rutile, crossite and
List of minerals - eNotes.com Reference
Crocoite
Cronstedtite
Crookesite
Crossite
Cryolite
Cumberlandite
Cummingtonite
Cuprite
Nomenclature of amphiboles; Report of the Subcommittee on Amphiboles of the International Mineralogical Association, Commission on New Minerals and Mineral Names
(now magnesiohornblende) are abolished, as are crossite (now glaucophane or ferroglaucophane or
LithJohnson01 - GeoReference Online Ltd.
metamorphic rock with a blue color
owing to the presence of sodic amphibole, glaucophane, or crossite