1. Augite - Dark green prismatic crystals of ugly Augite

2. (Baikalite), aegirite, aegirite-augite,augite, and diallage

3. Augite (thin section) View Description

4. Augite bauxite biotite calcite chalcopyrite

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6. Augite fassaite; Augite pyroxene mineral; Augite; Pyroxene is a set of essential rock-forming inosilicate minerals discovered in many igneous and metamorphic rocks.Pyroxenes have the general components is XY(Si,Al)2O6

7. Augite is common in gabbroic and ultramafic rocks

8. Augite The most common pyroxene, Augite is named after the Greek word Augites, which means “brightness”—a reference to its occasional shiny appearance

9. Augite is a solid solution in the pyroxene group

10. Augite is also found in ultramafic rocks and in …

11. Diopside and hedenbergite are important end members in Augite.

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13. Augite is a clinopyroxene, part of a solid solution series

14. Aegirine-Augite was mostly treated as a variety until Joan R

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17. Most Augite has a dull, dark green, brown, or black finish.

18. In chemical composition and crystalline structure, Augite belongs to the chain silicates

19. Papike (1968) redefined aegirine-Augite from a neotype location, although the validation of aegirine-Augite did not materially alter the original description except to restrict the crystal structure.

20. With declining temperature, augite may exsolve lamellae of pigeonite and/or orthopyroxene.

21. Though typical of basaltic rocks, augite is also an important constituent of many other kinds of igneous rocks, and a rock composed almost wholly of augite is known as Augitite

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24. Augite is a single chain inosilicate mineral and member of pyroxene group

25. Augite Augite is a member of the pyroxene group of simple silicates, in which the SiO 4 tetrahedra are linked by sharing two of their four corners to form continuous chains

26. See authoritative translations of Augite in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

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28. Augite is generally used in the manufacture of ceramics and for ceramic glazing materials

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30. Augite the most common pyroxene that has end members of hedenbergite and diopiside

31. Augite is a part of an important solid solution series of the pyroxene group

32. Augite definition: a black or greenish-black mineral of the pyroxene group, found in igneous rocks

33. Augite (chemically speaking) is somewhere between those two end members, albeit with more sodium and aluminum

34. Augite has also been found in metamorphic rocks that have been formed under the high temperatures

35. Students, Augite is a wonderful crystal to have when focus and concentration needs to be maintained

36. Augite is a very common rock-forming mineral that gives black color to many igneous rocks

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38. Wherever these rocks are found throughout the world, there will be evidence of Augite found within them

39. Augite is a mineral from the pyroxene group, a collection of minerals that form as magma is cooling

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41. Orthoenstatite is a major constituent of basic and intermediate igneous rocks, often associated with Augite, olivine and plagioclase

42. Augite is a rock-forming mineral of the pyroxene group commonly found within igneous and metamorphic rocks. Because its chemical structure is highly variable, Augite might be considered by some to be its own group of minerals rather than an individual mineral

43. Anhedral plagioclase is interstitial to augite and olivine, and subhedral, reddish-brown phlogopite is interstitial to plagioclase and pyroxene

44. Recent Examples on the Web Basalt is a volcanic rock composed of Augite and sometimes plagioclase and magnetite, which says nothing

45. Augite is a rock-forming mineral that is most often found in igneous rocks like diorite, andesite, gabbro, and basalt

46. Augite,- 3 Unpolished Rock Specimens - Measures 1 - 2 Inches on Longest Side, Cleavable Inosilicate Mineral, Calming and Grounding Crystal BeakersWorld

47. Augitite: In petrography , a non-feldspathic, basaltic rock consisting essentially of augite and magnetite with a generally scanty glass base

48. Biotites are associated with nepheline, pyroxene (ti-tan-augite), zeolite (primarily phillipsite and thom-sonite), and, more rarely, apatite and carbonate

49. Augite is a rock-forming mineral that commonly occurs in mafic and intermediate igneous rocks such as basalt, gabbro, andesite, and diorite

50. Augite is a major rock forming mineral and can be found in igneous, ultramafic and some some high grade metamorphic rocks

51. In slowly cooled intrusions, such as the Tal y Fan (see below), Augite can form large (‘ophitic’) plates enclosing plagioclase crystals.

52. Augite could be considered to be a sub-calcic member of the diopside-hedenbergite series but, as defined by Morimoto et al

53. Subaerial Basaltic flows and breccia and submarine Basaltic breccia, pillow lavas, lapilli and augite-rich tuff with interbeds of Basaltic sandstone, siltstone, and conglomerate

54. In weakly deformed gneiss, the mafic minerals (biotite, Augite and hornblende) occur as irregular clusters, locally separated from plagioclase by coronas of garnet

55. ‘As cooling continues, plagioclase (a mixture of two kinds of aluminum silicates) and the pyroxene mineral Augite (a magnesium silicate mixed with some iron) form.’

56. Augite, diopside, jadeite and spodumene are four of the best-known members of the pyroxene group; however, the pyroxene group has many other members

57. Exhibiting 2 perpendicular planes of cleavage and a white streak, Augite is an ideal pyroxene to use for mineral identification and physical property exercises.

58. Augite Crystallography: Axial Ratios: a:b:c =1.0888:1:0.5833 : Cell Dimensions: a = 9.8, b = 9, c = 5.25, Z = 4; beta = 105° V = 447.27 Den(Calc)= 3.51

59. Augite is an important rock-forming mineral in many igneous rocks, especially in gabbros and basalts, and is also found in some hydrothermal metamorphic rocks

60. Mangani-dellaventuraite occurs together with ferri-leakeite and potassic-mangani-leakeite, commonly overgrowing aegirine-augite (blanfordite), and is the least abundant of these three Amphiboles.

61. Augite (countable and uncountable, plural Augites) A variety of pyroxene, usually of a black or dark green color, occurring in igneous rocks, such as basalt

62. Occurrence in Wales: Augite is widespread in Wales as a primary mineral in basic igneous rocks where it is found in association with plagioclase feldspar

63. Augite is a common rock-forming pyroxene mineral with formula (Ca,Na) (Mg,Fe,Al,Ti) (Si,Al) 2 O 6. The crystals are monoclinic and prismatic

64. Description: Augite is the most common mineral in the pyroxene family. It has many varieties due to the variation in chemistry possible in its complex coupled solid solution series

65. Further problems related to adjectival modifiers may particularly concern petrologists: (a) many modifiers remain formally undefined, so that there is no way of consistently distinguishing, say, ‘subcalcic augite’ from ‘augite’; (b) other modifiers are applied inconsistently in the report; (c) there is imbalance among modifiers: for example, aluminian applies to many more pyroxenes than titanian, even though the defined limits (>0,1 PFU) are the same.

66. Because of the way Augite has been defined (Morimoto et al, 1988), there is the implication that in rare cases, a variety of anions may be dominant in various the

67. Geologic unit mapped in Oregon: Lava flows and flow breccia of hypersthene and olivine andesite, Basaltic andesite containing plagioclase and pyroxene phenocrysts, and basalt; many flows contain phenocrysts of both hypersthene and augite

68. Augite, the most common pyroxene mineral (a silicate of calcium, magnesium, iron, titanium, and aluminum). It occurs chiefly as thick, tabular crystals in basalts, gabbros, andesites, and various other dark-coloured igneous rocks

69. NWA 011 is composed of relatively coarse, Anhedral pigeonite and augite, and fine-grained, mostly interstitial plagioclase with a recrystallized texture, interpreted to indicate that it is a recrystallized breccia by Yamaguchi et al

70. Definition of Basalt : a dark gray to black dense to fine-grained igneous rock that consists of basic plagioclase, augite, and usually magnetite Other Words from Basalt Example Sentences Learn More about Basalt Other Words from Basalt

71. Augite is an important rock-forming mineral, and large crystals are fairly common. It is the most widespread member of the pyroxene group, and it frequently alter s to many other minerals, including Hornblende, Chlorite, and Epidote

72. Up to 10% cash back  · An Augitite is an undersaturated porphyritic volcanic rock consisting of phenocrysts of augite and iron ore, with or without biotite or hornblende, in a brown glassy (usually Na-rich) groundmass

73. Augite - dark-green to black glassy mineral of the pyroxene group containing large amounts of aluminum and iron and magnesium mineral - solid homogeneous inorganic substances occurring in nature having a definite chemical composition Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

74. Figure 8, Relationship of composition of olivine to distance inward or outward from dunite-Augitite contact, Blashke Island complex (406.0 K) Figure 9, Chemical composition of augite in the Blashke Island complex in terms of the atomic percentages of Mg, Ca, and Fe, as …

75. Dolerite, when composed entirely of Augite and labradorite, produces rather inferior soils; but when it contains oligoclase and zeolites, and comes under the head of basalt, its disintegration is the source of soils remarkable for their fertility; for these latter substances undergoing rapid decomposition furnish the plants with abundant