10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANDESINE»
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andesine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Geology of Titanium-mineral Deposits
Andesine versus labradorite anorthosite association. Massif anorthosites show a
spectrum from bodies of labradorite composition to bodies of andesine
composition (Anderson and Morin, 1969). Andesine in the latter commonly is
antiperthitic ...
2
Metasomatic Metamorphism in Western Clearwater County, Idaho
SUMMARY OF EVIDENCE BEARING ON THE ORIGIN OF ANDESINE AND
HORNBLENDE Three possible sources should be considered in explaining the
origin of the andesine and hornblende in the schist, gneiss, and quartzite: ...
Anna Martta Hietanen, 1962
3
Gems: Their Sources, Descriptions and Identification
Oligoclase has also been reported to turn orange and green upon irradiation.
Andesine – Na(70–50%) Ca(30–50%) (Al,Si)AlSi2O8 Name not approved by the
CNMMN of the IMA. Andesine is named after its discovery locality, in lavas from ...
4
Geological Survey Professional Paper
As is typical for other plutons in the Antarctic Peninsula, plagioclase in the west
Wegener Range batholith is normally zoned; most crystals are calcic oligoclase
to sodic andesine, but rims may be as sodic as sodic oligoclase. K-feldspar lacks
...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1988
5
Geological Survey Bulletin
1971-1972. table 1] Mineral analyzed Average of 8 amphibolites near Gbapa
Average of 12 gneisses near Lugbeh (percent) (percent) Hornblende 64 38
Hypersthene 0 10 Diopside 0 10 Plagioclase 27' 40s Other 9 2 'These were
andesine.
6
Gemstones: Properties, Identification and Use
Andesine Andesine feldspar is composed of 50-70 per cent albite and 30-50 per
cent anorthite. The first discovery of andesine feldspar with gem potential was
made in 1967 when a US laboratory identified a massive green jade-like
cabochon ...
7
The identification of detrital feldspars
Feldspars showing lower indices of refraction than the index of Canada balsam,
therefore, are alkali feldspars. If all the visible indices are greater than that of the
balsam, the plagioclase is frequently as calcic as an acid andesine.
8
Geology and ore deposits of the Montezuma Quadrangle, Colorado
Rocks of this group are characterized by abundant plagioclase, generally
ranging in composition from calcic andesine to labradorite, but in some places
bytownite occurs. Ortho- clase is rarely found, augite is common, hornblende and
biotite ...
Thomas Seward Lovering, Colorado Geological Survey, Colorado State Metal Mining Fund, 1935
9
Contributions to the Stratigraphy of New England
s-Fault chiefly mediunrgrained sillimanitic biotite gneisses: (l) Medium-grained
sillimanitic muscovite-biotite-oligoclase-quartz.gneiss with some lenticular units
of (2) very fine— to coarse—grained biotite-quartz—andesine—amphibole ...
Lincoln Ridler Page, 1976
10
Origin of the copper deposits of the Ducktown type in the ...
The mineral grains, which average about 3 millimeters in diameter, are
interlocking, and the quartz crystals are embayed by feldspar composed of per-
thitic intergrowths of microcline and andesine. The microcline is slightly and the
andesine ...
Clarence Samuel Ross, 1935
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANDESINE»
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andesine is used in the context of the following news items.
Women of the Congo decry US neocolonialism
... control of coltan, cassiterite, beryllium, niobium, andesine, europium ruthenium (used in aeronautic and space industry), oil, diamonds, gold, ... «San Francisco Bay View, Mar 13»
Jewelry Television responds to $5 million lawsuit over gem
In a statement today, Jewelry Television said andesine-labradorite has been sold in the gem trade since 2002 as natural and untreated ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, Jun 08»
