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Janite



A hydrated silicate of Fe, Al, Mg, Ca, etc. Possibly Nontronite or Celadonite.
Originally described from Janowa (Johnsdorf) valley, Opolskie, Poland.

Classification of Janite

IMA status:Not Approved
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Other Names for Janite

Synonyms:
Janovite
Other Languages:
German:Janit
Janovait
Janovit
Janowait
Spanish:Janita
Janovita

Other Information

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    Localities for Janite

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    Poland
     
    • Opolskie
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