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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: CRE-DAH |
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CROCIDOLITE , a mineral
appearance (Gr. KpoKUS, nap of cloth). It is a blue fibrous mineral
chief
silica
fibres
silica
rich
South
African
oxide
Crocidolite. Hawk's-eye. Tiger-eye. Silica ~ 51'89 93 45 93 05 Ferric oxide
Alumina . . . . .. 0.23 0.66 Ferrous oxide . 17.53 1.43 Magnesia
Lime 0.40 0.13 0.44 Soda 7.71 Potash 0.15 Water 2.36 0.82 0.76 Total . . Io1.69 98.69 Ioo11 Another alteration product of the crocidolite, consisting of silica and ferric hydrate, has been called griqualandite. Crocidolite and the minerals resulting from its alteration occur in seams, associated with magnetite and other iron-ores, in the jasper-slates of the Asbestos Mountains in Griqualand West, Cape Colony. It is known also from a few other localities, but only in subordinate quantity. (See CAT'S-EYE.) End of Article: CROCIDOLITE If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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