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Amphibole group / Asbestos / Dielectrics / Quartz / Agate / Riebeckite / Jadeite / Tremolite / Aegirine / Crystallography / Silicate minerals / Chemistry
Date: 2012-08-14 01:41:49
Amphibole group
Asbestos
Dielectrics
Quartz
Agate
Riebeckite
Jadeite
Tremolite
Aegirine
Crystallography
Silicate minerals
Chemistry

a (anorthic) = triclinic system, CM 25, [removed]A.1 = kaolinite or saggar-clay, Robertson[removed]AII = anhydrite, AM 91, [removed]aabam = lead, de Fourestier[removed]aanerödite = samarskite-(Y), AM 9, 62 (19

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