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... structure , chemical composition , physical proper- ties , and origin of minerals and their associations . It treats ... structure Physical properties Origin and occurrence Uses Feldspathoids Chemical composition and crystal structure ...
... structure , chemical composition , physical proper- ties , and origin of minerals and their associations . It treats ... structure Physical properties Origin and occurrence Uses Feldspathoids Chemical composition and crystal structure ...
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... structure . Owing to their similar crystal structure , the members of the gold group display similar physical properties . All are rather soft , ductile , malleable , and sectile ; gold , silver , and copper serve as excellent ...
... structure . Owing to their similar crystal structure , the members of the gold group display similar physical properties . All are rather soft , ductile , malleable , and sectile ; gold , silver , and copper serve as excellent ...
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... structures . Water and hydroxyl ions may enter the structure , as in atacamite [ CuCl ( OH ) 3 ] . The halides consist of about 80 chemically related min- erals with diverse structures and widely varied origins . The most common are ...
... structures . Water and hydroxyl ions may enter the structure , as in atacamite [ CuCl ( OH ) 3 ] . The halides consist of about 80 chemically related min- erals with diverse structures and widely varied origins . The most common are ...
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