Barium-Albite

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A variety of Albite-Anorthite Series

Feldspar group. A variety of Plagioclase with Albite 44%, Anorthite 42% and Celsian 14%.

Originally reported from Kaso Mine, Kanuma, Tochigi Prefecture, Kanto Region, Honshu Island, Japan.

Classification of Barium-Albite
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Japan

Honshu Island

Kanto Region

Tochigi Prefecture

Kanuma City

Kaso Mine

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