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References. Events. Description. Lodestones are naturally magnetized pieces of the mineral magnetite.

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9 Apr 2024: The olivine has decomposed to magnetite and serpentine. Relict olivine grains display characteristic curving cracks andClinopyroxene (augite). - ... Some simple twinning. Accessory minerals. - Opaque, interstitial, probably magnetite. Rock History.

9 Apr 2024: Some areof magnetite, clinopyroxene and other minerals. Extensive alteration along abundant cracks. ... Groundmass. - Fine-grained. Plagioclase feldspar needles, clinopyroxene, some olivine (mostly altered), and opaques, probably magnetite.

9 Apr 2024: Alteration to magnetite and serpentine, particularly along the curving cracks. Cracks across the thin-section, could be due to expansion of the rock as the olivine was altered.

9 Apr 2024: Strongly pleochroic in reddish brown and pale straw. Often associated with small grains of an opaque accessory mineral, probably magnetite.

9 Apr 2024: Strongly pleochroic in reddish brown and pale straw. Often associated with small grains of an opaque accessory mineral, probably magnetite.

9 Apr 2024: Alteration. Zonation. Accessory minerals:. - Sphene. - Magnetite. - Apatite. Rock History.

9 Apr 2024: The olivine has decomposed to magnetite and serpentine. Relict olivine grains display characteristic curving cracks andClinopyroxene (augite). - ... Some simple twinning. Accessory minerals. - Opaque, interstitial, probably magnetite. Rock History.

9 Apr 2024: Some areof magnetite, clinopyroxene and other minerals. Extensive alteration along abundant cracks. ... Groundmass. - Fine-grained. Plagioclase feldspar needles, clinopyroxene, some olivine (mostly altered), and opaques, probably magnetite.

9 Apr 2024: Alteration to magnetite and serpentine, particularly along the curving cracks. Cracks across the thin-section, could be due to expansion of the rock as the olivine was altered.

9 Apr 2024: Minerals. Rocks comprise minerals. In order to understand the paragenesis of a rock, be it igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic, we must identify its constituent minerals. The aim of this collection is to detail the structural, physical and optical

9 Apr 2024: Alkali Feldspar. Alkali feldspar hand specimen, pink hue. Alkali feldspar hand specimen, milky white. Simply twinned alkali feldspar in granite. Alkali feldspar unit cell, CrystalMaker. Formula. (K,Na)[AlSi. 3. O. 8. ]. Structure. Framework

9 Apr 2024: Anhydrite crystal structure, CrystalMaker. Formula. CaSO. 4. Structure. Non-silicate. Crystal System. Crystal system: orthorhombic (). Physical Properties. Colour in hand specimen: white or colourless when pure. Cleavage: two at 90. Hardness: 3-3.5.

9 Apr 2024: Apatite crystal structure, CrystalMaker. Formula. Ca. 5. (PO. 4. ). 3. (OH,F,Cl). Structure. Non-silicate. Crystal System. Crystal system: hexagonal (-). Physical Properties. Colour in hand specimen: green, white, yellow, blue brown etc. Hardness: 5.

9 Apr 2024: Mica, biotite. hand specimen of biotite mica. Crystals of bioitie mica with perfect basal cleavage. Biotite sheet silicate crystal structure, CrystalMaker. Formula. K. 2. (Mg,Fe. 2+. ). 6-4. (Fe. 3+. ,Al,Ti). 0-2. [Si. 6-5. Al. 2-3. O. 20. ](OH,F).