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What is this?
General formula for Ampiboles
What is this?
General formula for Pyroxene
What is this?
Augite
What is this?
Diopside
What is this?
Enstatite
What is it?
Hornblende
What is it?
Tremolite or Actinolite
What is it?
Anthophyllite
What is the formula for Augite?
What is the formula for Diopside?
What is the formula for enstatite?
What is the formula for Hornblende?
What is the formula for tremolite-actinolite?
What is the formula for anthophyllite?
quiz 2 minerals that have orthorhombic symmetry?
enstatite and anthophyllite
quiz2 minerals that have hexagonal symmetry?
beryl and tourmaline
quiz2 minerals that have monoclinic symmetry?
augite
diopside
hornblend
tremolite-actinolite
epidote
Hardness of pyroxenes?
5.5
Hardness of amphiboles?
5.5
Hardness of epidote?
Harder than glass
6
Hardness of beryl?
Harder than glass
8
Hardness of tourmaline?
Harder than glass
7
What is it?
Actinolite - Tremolite
What is it?
Actinolite - Tremolite
What is it? Harder than glass 5.5
Anthophyllite
What is it?
Anthophyllite
What is it?
Augite
What is it?
(will scratch glass)
Beryl
What is it?
Diopside
What is it?
Enstatite
What is it?
Enstatite
What is it? Harder than glass 5.5
Epidote
What is it?
(will not scratch glass)
Hornblende
What is it?
Hornblende
What is it?
Tourmaline
What is it?
Tourmaline
What is it?
(Harder than a penny)
Tremolite - Actinolite
What is it?
(harder than a penny)
Tremolite - Actinolite
What is the hardness of the Pyroxenes?
5.5
What is the hardness of the Amphiboles?
5.5
What is the hardness of Beryl?
Harder than glass
8
What is the hardness of Tourmaline?
Harder than glass
7
What is the hardness of Epidote?
Harder than glass
6.5
What are the two Orthorhombic symmetry of the silicates?
enstatite
anthophyllite
What are the two Hexagonal symmetry minerals of the silicates?
Beryl
Tourmaline
Symmetry of Augite?
Monoclinic
Symmetry of Diopside?
Monoclinic
Symmetry of Enstatite?
Orthorhombic
Symmetry of Hornblende?
Monoclinic
Symmetry of Tremolite-Actinolite?
Monoclinic
Symmetry of Anthophyllite
Orthorhombic
Symmetry of Epidote?
Monoclinic
Symmetry of Beryl?
Hexagonal
Symmetry of Tourmaline?
Hexagonal
Uses for tremolite/actinolite?
Asbestos (amphibole!)
Uses for anthopylite?
Asbestos (amphibole!)
Uses for Beryl?
Beryllium
Alloys
Emeralds
Augite formative environment?
Igneous rocks
Formation of Diopside
Skarn
Formation of Enstatite
Mafic-Ultramafic Igneous rocks
Formation of Hornblende
Mafic, Ultramafic igneous rocks
Formation of Tremolite/actinolite
Skarn
Alternation of Mafics
Formation of Anthophyllite
Metamorphic alteration of ultramafics
Formation of Epidote
Low grade mafic metamorphic rocks
Formation of Beryl
Granite rocks & Pegmatites
Formation of Tourmaline
Felsic plutonics & igneous rocks
Name the Pyroxenes
Augite
Diopside
Enstatite
Name the Amphiboles
Hornblende
Tremolite/Actinolite
Anthophollite
What is it?
Diopside
What is it?
Diopside
What is it?
(harder than glass)
Beryl
What is it?
Beryl (aquamarine)
What is it?
Augite
What is it?
Epidote
What is it?
Epidote
What is the green part?
Epidote