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Ulexite (/juːˈlɛksaɪt/)
sometimes called TV rock or TV
stone due to its
unusual optical properties, is a
hydrous borate hydroxide of
sodium and calcium...
- the sample. It is
often called and sold as the “television stone” (as is
ulexite). Some
selenite and
satin spar
specimens exhibit fluorescence or phosp****scence...
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Tremolite Hexagonite (var.)
Triphylite Triplite Tugtupite Turquoise Ulexite Ussingite Vanadinite Variscite Väyrynenite
Vesuvianite (idocrase) Californite...
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anion exists as well. Many
borate minerals, such as borax, colemanite, and
ulexite, are salts: soft,
readily soluble, and
found in
evaporite contexts. However...
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giving them a
lustre reminiscent of silk.
Examples include asbestos,
ulexite and the
satin spar
variety of gypsum. A
fibrous lustre is similar, but...
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important sources of
boron are the
minerals colemanite,
rasorite (kernite),
ulexite and tincal.
Together these constitute 90% of
mined boron-containing ore...
- magnesium, zinc, pearl, amber, ivory,
finger nail, galena, linarite,
ulexite, kinoite,
cylindrite 2.5–3 Copper, aluminium, chalcocite, jet 3 Calcite...
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Colemanite is a
secondary mineral that
forms by
alteration of
borax and
ulexite. It was
first described in 1884 for an
occurrence near
Furnace Cr**** in...
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colemanite Ground Ulexite Calcined Tincal (Compacted) Bigadiç
Colemanite Kestelek Colemanite Hisarcik Colemanite Espey Colemanite Ulexite Natural Zeolite...
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grossularite garnet)
Uralite (alteration actinolite)
Uchucchacuaite Uklonskovite Ulexite Ullmannite Ulrichite Ulvöspinel
Umangite Umbite Umohoite Upalite Uraninite...
