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Encyclopedia > Datolite

A borosilicate of lime commonly occuring in glassy, greenish crystals. (Sometimes written datholite.)


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Datolite - LoveToKnow 1911 (283 words)
The crystals were for a long time considered to be orthorhombic, and indeed they approach closely to this system in habit, interfacial angles and optical orientation; humboldtite was the name given by A. Levy in 1823 to monoclinic crystals supposed to be distinct from datolite, but the two were afterwards proved to be identical.
Datolite is white or colourless, often with a greenish tinge; it is transparent or opaque.
Large crystals of datolite completely altered to chalcedony were formerly found with magnetite in the Haytor iron mine on Dartmoor in Devonshire;; to these pseudomorphs the name haytorite has been applied.
Datolite (616 words)
Datolite is one of the pneumatolytic minerals found in the Parker shaft at Franklin.
In 1926 the variety of datolite called botryolite was found at Franklin in the form of a fibrous crust with a botryoidal surface that coats axinite and rhodonite, and also cahnite in some of the veins in which that mineral was first found.
The datolite is snow-white and appears to be contemporaneous with the cahnite.
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