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Minerals in Thin Section. Quartz. Microcline. Perthite. Plagioclase. Plagioclase. Plagioclase. Nepheline. Nepheline. Cordierite. Cordierite. Epidote. Epidote. Epidote. Muscovite. Muscovite. Biotite. Biotite with Haloes. Biotite with Haloes. Biotite. Phlogopite. Phlogopite. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Minerals in Thin Section

Minerals in Thin Section

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Quartz

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Microcline

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Perthite

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Plagioclase

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Plagioclase

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Plagioclase

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Nepheline

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Nepheline

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Cordierite

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Cordierite

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Epidote

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Epidote

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Epidote

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Muscovite

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Muscovite

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Biotite

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Biotite with Haloes

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Biotite with Haloes

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Biotite

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Phlogopite

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Phlogopite

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Olivine

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Olivine

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Lunar Olivine Gabbro

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Lunar Olivine Gabbro

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Chlorite

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Chlorite

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Chlorite

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Chlorite

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Chlorite

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Chlorite

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Diopside

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Diopside

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Aegerine (Acmite)

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Aegerine (Acmite)

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Calcite

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Calcite

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Calcite

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Garnet

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Garnet

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Garnet

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Garnet

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Garnet

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Glaucophane

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Glaucophane

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Hornblende

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Hornblende

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Hornblende

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Kyanite

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Kyanite

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Kyanite

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Kyanite

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Sillimanite

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Sillimanite

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Sillimanite

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Sillimanite

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Sillimanite

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Sillimanite

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Sodalite

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Sodalite

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Sphene (Titanite)

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Sphene (Titanite)

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Sphene (Titanite)

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Sphene (Titanite)

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Staurolite

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Staurolite

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Staurolite

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Staurolite

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Stilpnomelane

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Stilpnomelane

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Talc

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Talc

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Tremolite

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Tremolite

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Zircon

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Zircon

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Piemontite

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Piemontite

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Tourmaline

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Tourmaline

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Tourmaline

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