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Comparing Localities

Comparing:

Bluebarrow China Clay Pit, Stenalees, Treverbyn, Cornwall, England, UK

with

Ball Clay; Crenshaw; Mississippi, Panola County, Mississippi, USA

Mineral Lists

Bluebarrow China Clay Pit, Stenalees, Treverbyn, Cornwall, England, UKBall Clay; Crenshaw; Mississippi, Panola County, Mississippi, USA
Cassiterite
Kaolinite
Quartz
Total: 1Total: 2

Chemistry

Number of mineral & variety species for each element. Red indicates lower than total percentage of mineral species with that element, green indicates higher.

ElementBluebarrow China Clay Pit, Stenalees, Treverbyn, Cornwall, England, UKBall Clay; Crenshaw; Mississippi, Panola County, Mississippi, USATotal approved
H013391
O124901
Al011217
Si021673
Sn10114

Statistics

Total Rows:3
Total Matches:0
Percent Matches:0%
 
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