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Glauconite is an iron pot****ium
phyllosilicate (mica group)
mineral of
characteristic green color which is very
friable and has very low
weathering resistance...
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consist of a
mixture of mixed-layer clay minerals, such as
smectite and
glauconite.
Greensand is also
loosely applied to any
glauconitic sediment. Greensand...
- low
grade metamorphic rocks. The iron-rich
member of the
illite group,
glauconite, in
sediments can be
differentiated by x-ray analysis. The cation-exchange...
- green, is an
inorganic pigment derived from the
minerals celadonite and
glauconite. Its
chemical formula is K[(Al,Fe3+),(Fe2+,Mg)](AlSi3,Si4)O10(OH)2. First...
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essential nutritional requirement for
animals and humans.: 143
Manure and
glauconite (greensand) are low-pot****ium-content
sources that can be
profitably transported...
- nearby)
granitic rock outcrop. Some
sands contain magnetite, chlorite,
glauconite, or gypsum.
Sands rich in
magnetite are dark to
black in color, as are...
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Glauconitic marl is marl
containing pellets of
glauconite, a clay
mineral that
gives the marl a
green color.
Glauconite is
characteristic of
sediments deposited...
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calcium carbonate apatite clays hematite limonite chamosite siderite silica glauconite pyrite Neomorphism Scott Ritger, Bobb Carson, and
Erwin Suess, 1987. Methane-derived...
- It is an
inorganic pigment derived from the
minerals celadonite and
glauconite. A
brownish yellow,
common of the
leather shoe with the same name. Lists...
- Curry, D.; Hunziker, J. Z. (1978). "Radiometric
dates from NW
European glauconites and the
Palaeogene time-scale".
Journal of the
Geological Society. 135...
