calcic in English
Tauride dykes contain less calcic plagioclase than their host cumulates, like the Kinik ophiolites.
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1. Anorthite is the calcic end member of the plagioclase feldspar series
2. Epidote–amphibolite facies include the critical assemblage calcic pyroxene + calcic amphibole (magnesiohornblende and pargasite) + muscovite + garnet + plagioclase + epidote ± quartz, whereas greenschist facies is defined by the assemblage actinolite + albitic plagioclase + epidote + chlorite.
3. Compositional gaps also exist between the Cummingtonite-grunerite series and other calcic amphiboles
4. A mafite or Basaltoid containing mostly calcic plagioclase, clinopyroxene +/- olivine, orthopyroxene, foids, oxides and rarely quartz
5. Introduction and Definition Anorthosites are monomineralic ultrabasic igneous rocks which are principally composed of calcic plagioclase
6. The amphibolite comprises calcic amphibole with cummingtonite exsolution lamellae, minor plagioclase, quartz, albite and Fe-Mg cummingtonite.
7. About Anorthosite Hide A coarse-grained crystalline rock consisting mostly of calcic plagioclase (>90%, usually labradorite) with <10% mafics
8. They feature brown calcareous or calcic soils, or slightly leached brown soils that may be acidic when covered with silt.
9. Alteration associated with quartz veins is zoned, with biotite—pyrrhotite vein selvedges and a distal calcic-amphibole, arsenopyrite–lôllingite zone.
10. The chemical differences between alkali-calcic granites found on both sides of the interorogen boundary proper (the Protogine Zone) are less significant.
11. Anorthite is the most calcic of the plagioclases, and sometimes makes up a distinctive rock known as anorthosite, which has been extensively studied.
12. Augite could be considered to be a sub-calcic member of the diopside-hedenbergite series but, as defined by Morimoto et al
13. Injection of virazole and calciferolis calcic colloidon into Zusanli(ST was used to treat 100 infantiles of diarrhea in autumn and winter and intramuscular injection was used as control.
14. Cale-silicate mica schists of higher-medium grade carry mutually stable calcic scapolite, andesine and zoisite, associated with calcite, quartz, local epidote, biotite, muscovite, and garnet.
15. Sub-calcic alkali amphiboles from silica-saturated peralkaline rocks exhibit two main patterns of compositional variation, which we term the magmatic-subsolidus and oxidation trends.
16. Andradite is found in skarns from contact metamorphosed impure limestones or calcic igneous rocks; in chlorite schists and serpentinites; in alkalic igneous rocks, then typically titaniferous.
17. Andradite occurs “in skarns from contact metamorphosed impure limestones or calcic igneous rocks, in chlorite schists and serpentinites, [and] in alkalic igneous rocks, [where there are] then typically titaniferous
18. Alkaline earth ions precipitate as calcic solid solutions of essentially orthorhombic structure in the case of strontium, whereas baryum accumulates in the form of rhombohedral mixed crystals, as does magnesium.
19. Amphibolite facies metamorphism at Jack Hills is denoted by the presence of grunerite in BIF and the association of calcic plagioclase and hornblende in mafic schist and Amphibolite (Wilde and Pidgeon, 1990)
20. Albitization, resulting from substitution of , in calcic plagioclase, is highly variable in type I alteration, but in types II and III the plagioclase is totally albitized and in some cases silicified.
21. Changing Amphibole nomenclature, uncertainties in Fe +2 /Fe +3, and natural compositional variability result in samples of the asbestiform Amphibole from Libby being variably classified as soda tremolite, richterite, sub-calcic actinolite, and winchite