A Treatise On Metamorphism volume 1
A Treatise On Metamorphism volume 1
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Labradorite: Ab, Ani to Ab, An 3 . . Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 70-2. 72. Bylcnvnite: AbjAnj to An.
Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 72-2. 74. Anorthite: CaAl 2 SiA- Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 74-2. 76.
occurrence. The plagioclases are probably the most important rock- making constituents, being approached in abundance only by the orthoclase feldspars and by quartz. The plagioclases are present as pyrogenic con- stituents in the great majority of igneous rocks. They also occur very 260 A TREATISE ON METAMOEPHISM.
a...bundantly as allogenic constituents in the sedimentary rocks. In such rocks the more siliceous plagioclases are more plentiful than the less siliceous plagioclases, because of the more ready decomposition of the latter. The plagioclases develop abundantly as autogenic constituents in the metamor- phic rocks of both sedimentary and igneous origin. The plagioclase albite is recorded as being derived from analcite, heulandite, laumontite, plagio clases (with orthoclase), sodalite, spodumene, and stilbite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Labradorite: Ab, Ani to Ab, An 3 . . Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 70-2. 72. Bylcnvnite: AbjAnj to An.
Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 72-2. 74. Anorthite: CaAl 2 SiA- Triclinic.
Sp. Gr. 2. 74-2. 76.
occurrence. The plagioclases are probably the most important rock- making constituents, being approached in abundance only by the orthoclase feldspars and by quartz. The plagioclases are present as pyrogenic con- stituents in the great majority of igneous rocks. They also occur very 260 A TREATISE ON METAMOEPHISM.
a...bundantly as allogenic constituents in the sedimentary rocks. In such rocks the more siliceous plagioclases are more plentiful than the less siliceous plagioclases, because of the more ready decomposition of the latter. The plagioclases develop abundantly as autogenic constituents in the metamor- phic rocks of both sedimentary and igneous origin. The plagioclase albite is recorded as being derived from analcite, heulandite, laumontite, plagio clases (with orthoclase), sodalite, spodumene, and stilbite.
What to read after A Treatise On Metamorphism volume 1?
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