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Benitoite (/bəˈniːtoʊaɪt/) is a rare blue
barium titanium cyclosilicate mineral,
found in
hydrothermally altered serpentinite. It
forms in low temperature...
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mineral that is
found in
contact metamorphosed limestone. It
belongs to the
benitoite group of minerals. The
chemical formula of
pabstite is Ba(Sn,Ti)Si3O9...
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Augustynolophus Folk
dance Square dance Fossil Sabre-toothed cat
Gemstone Benitoite Mineral Native gold Rock
Serpentine Ship
Californian Soil San Joaquin...
- include: 6
units [Si6O18],
beryl (red: Si, blue: O) 3
units [Si3O9],
benitoite 4
units [Si4O12],
papagoite 9
units [Si9O27],
eudialyte 12 units, double...
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Manganaxinite Tinzenite Azurmalachite Azurite Baryte Bastnaesite Bayldonite Benitoite Beryl subgroup:
Aquamarine Maxixe Emerald Trapiche emerald (var.) Goshenite...
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Baumhauerite Bavenite Bayldonite Bayleyite Bazzite Becquerelite Benitoite Benstonite Bentorite Beraunite Berborite Bergenite Berlinite Berryite...
- is a very rare
natural analogue of BaTiO3,
found as
microinclusions in
benitoite.
Strontium titanate Lead
zirconate titanate Suzuki, Keigo; Kijima, Kazunori...
- P6cc, P63cm, P63mc 187–190
Ditrigonal dipyramidal 6m2 D3h *223 [2,3]
benitoite P6m2, P6c2, P62m, P62c 191–194
Dihexagonal dipyramidal 6/mmm D6h *226...
- died in
committee at the end of
August 2010. In 1986,
California named benitoite as its
state gemstone, a form of the
mineral barium titanium silicate...
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molten halides and the
product is
rather impure.: 3 The
barium mineral,
benitoite (barium
titanium silicate),
occurs as a very rare blue
fluorescent gemstone...
