Arendalite

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Name:	Named after the locality: Arendal, Norway. The name was probably originally introduced by Abildgaard and used by Karsten (1800) for the same mineral that d'Andrada (1800) named Acanthicone.
Synonym of:	Epidote

This page provides mineralogical data about Arendalite.

References for Arendalite
Reference List: - +	- Abildgaard (1800): Sur plusieurs pierres nouvelles envoyées de Norwège. Annales de Chemie 32,193-196 - Karsten, D. L. G (1800): Mineralogische Tabellen mit Rücksicht auf die neuesten Entdekkungen, VIII + 79pp. Berlin
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