Chemical types of amphiboles from the Tyrnyauz deposit

Based on the results of microprobe analyses, six groups of calcium amphiboles were distinguished for the Tyrnyauz deposit. Group I (mainly edenite) includes amphiboles of hornfels and periskarn rocks. Groups II-VI (actinolite-hastingsite series) are related to post-skarn metasomatic rocks of the pro...

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Published in:Moscow University geology bulletin 2013-07, Vol.68 (4), p.242-252
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