The 425th Geodynamics Seminar Synthesis of nano-polycrystalline grossular garnet under high pressure and high temperature Koji Kawakami (Msc. student, Ehime University) Date： Fri) 16:30 ~ Venu：Meeting Room

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Table of Contents 4 The Garnet Group: Fifteen Species, Endless Variety BY PAUL POHWAT

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• Chemistry
• Nesosilicates
• Abrasives
• Garnet
• Pyrope
• Almandine
• Grossular
• Spessartine
• Uvarovite
• Natural resources
• Gemstones
• Matter

X.-415 or X.-427 = montmorillonite, Robertson[removed]Xalciotalk = clintonite, Clark[removed]xalostocite = pink grossular, MM 14, [removed]xantharsenite = Sb-rich sarkinite, Dana 6th, [removed]xanthe = massi

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• Oxide minerals
• Mineralogy
• Pseudomorph
• Nesosilicates
• Anatase
• Ferrihydrite
• Allanite
• Tremolite
• Titanite
• Chemistry
• Crystallography
• Matter

News Feb. 5, 2002 Media Only: Michele Urie Heather Cooper Public Only: ([removed]Home page: mnh.si.edu

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• Chemistry
• Tanzanite
• National Museum of Natural History
• Beryl
• Tourmaline
• Smithsonian Institution
• Garnet
• Grossular
• Star of Artaban
• Gemstones
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography

Example Using the Clausius-Clapeyron Equation Dexter Perkins Consider the reaction between grossular, corundum, anorthite and gehlenite: Gr + Co = An + Ge Boettcher[removed]determined that this reaction takes place betwee

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• Atmospheric thermodynamics
• Rudolf Clausius
• Clausius–Clapeyron relation
• Thermodynamic entropy
• Benoît Paul Émile Clapeyron
• State functions
• KBAR
• Entropy
• Thermodynamics
• Physics
• Chemistry

76th Annual Meteoritical Society Meeting[removed]DISCOVERY OF A NEW GARNET MINERAL, Ca3Ti2(SiAl2)O12: AN ALTERATION PHASE IN ALLENDE. Chi Ma1*, Alexander N. Krot2. 1Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences, Californ

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• Gemstones
• Inosilicates
• Sorosilicates
• Abrasives
• Garnet
• Nesosilicates
• Hedenbergite
• Grossular
• Pyroxene
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography
• Chemistry

Garnet from the Orford nickel mine, Saint-Denis-deBrompton, Quebec, Canada. D. Dallaire Garnet family minerals from Orford nickel mine have been sight identified as ei ther uvarovite [Ca3Cr2(SiO4)3], andradite [Ca3Fe2SiO

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• Gemstones
• Nesosilicates
• Abrasives
• Garnet
• Grossular
• Inosilicates
• Uvarovite
• Diopside
• Andradite
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography
• Natural resources

diopside[removed]3a.1 mineral group pyroxene mineral subgroup clinopyroxene

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• Gemstones
• Nesosilicates
• Clinohumite
• Diopside
• Prism
• Tremolite
• Grossular
• Monticellite
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography
• Natural resources

Pitts - Tenney Quarry (Pitts Garnet Mine) Town: Minot, Androscoggin County Base map: Minot 7.5’ quadrangle Contour interval: 10 feet Type of deposit: Calc-silicate minerals in metamorphic rock.

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• Petrology
• Grossular
• Mineralogy
• Scapolite
• Garnet
• Pegmatite
• Minot
• North Dakota
• Mineral
• Quartz
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography
• Gemstones

Chute Property Town: Casco, Cumberland County Base map: Naples 7.5’ quadrangle Contour interval: 10 feet Type of deposit: Calc-silicate minerals in metamorphic rock.

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• Natural resources
• Grossular
• Scapolite
• Garnet
• Vesuvianite
• Diopside
• Mineral
• Metamorphic rock
• Silicate minerals
• Crystallography
• Gemstones