-
Pimelite was
discredited as a
mineral species by the
International Mineralogical ****ociation (IMA) in 2006, in an
article which suggests that "pimelite"...
- The
nickel reportedly occurs as
different silicates, like
kerolite or
pimelite (not NiO mineral, bunsenite, as was
reported before).
Chrysoprase results...
- (variety of muscovite)
Phosphorite (name
given to impure, m****ive apatite.)
Pimelite (not
approved by IMA)
Pitchblende (a m****ive
impure form of uraninite)...
-
chrysotile or
lizardite in
their structures,
while 10 Å
types usually resemble pimelite.
Garnierite is a
green mineral,
ranging from
light yellow-green to dark...
- 'Garnierite', Gibbsite, Goethite, Kaolinite, 'Limonite', Maghemite, Magnetite, '
Pimelite',
Quartz (var: Chalcedony), Sepiolite, 'Serpentine Subgroup', Siderite...
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Physematites Physeogrammoceras Physodoceras Picenia Pictetia Pictonia Pimelites Pinaclymenia Pinacoceras Pinacoplacites Piriclymenia Placenticeras Placites...
- 1853 Rd) 2.DC.05 [623] [624] [625] (IUPAC: tetrabi****h tritelluride) (
Pimelite: a nickel-dominant
smectite (smectite group:
saponite group and montmorillonite...
- was not made by
proper way (in the
course of
defamation of Crook, 1982).
Pimelite* (Y: 1800, 1938) a
nickel dominant smectite, is
under review. ****ociations:...
-
minerals include calcite, chlorite, goethite, halloysite, nontronite,
pimelite, quartz, sepiolite, serpentine, talc and willemseite. As well as the type...
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veins contain the
distinctive green mineral known as
garnierite (actually
pimelite, a form of
nickeliferous talc) as well as
quartz and chalcedony, and they...
