 | Gerson, Andrea R., Weber, Paul, Smart, Roger St. C., Levay, George, Hutton-Ashkenny, Mike, Green, Rosalind (2021) The Application of Thermal Decomposition for Determination of Carbonate Acid-Neutralising Capacity for Improved Acid Mine Drainage Prediction. Minerals, 11 (11) 1181 doi:10.3390/min11111181 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Ca)2 (CO3 )2 ). Copper carbonate minerals, e.g., malachite (Cu2 CO3 (OH)3 ), azurite (Cu3 (CO3 )2 (OH)2 )...Calcite Dolomite Rhodochrosite Azurite Magnesite Malachite Siderite Ankerite Hematite Sphalerite Standard...5 4.3 0.5 1.1 98.5 0.2 99.8 Azurite 0.8 Malachite Ankerite 0.3 44 7.6 95.7 99.2 99.7 91.5 27...Total Carbon) Dolomite Magnesite Calcite Siderite Malachite Azurite Rhodochrosite Ankerite 1070 1168 923...siderite did not provide neutralisation. For malachite and azurite the ANC calculated from the bulk assay |  | | Book (chapter) | | Dana 6th, 306 (1892). Kalk-Malachit = Ca-rich malachite ± gypsum ± calcite, Dana 6th, 295 (1892). Kalkmanganspat...amber, Doelter IV.3, 938 (1931). kanadischer Blaustein = sodalite, Haditsch & Maus 94 (1974). kanadischer...Hintze I.1, 884 (1901). Karamsinit = tremolite + malachite or palygorskite, AM 51, 1552 (1966); 54, 330 (1969)...(1969). karamzinit = tremolite + malachite or palygorskite, László 129 (1995). karand = corundum, Bukanov...Co3[Si4O10](OH)2, MM 35, 1140 (1966). kobalt terreux vert = malachite + goethite, de Fourestier 182 (1999). Kobaltullmannit |  | | Book (chapter) | | 10, 201 (1925); Clark 56 (1993). Bärggrönt = malachite, Dana 6th, 294 (1892). Bärgkoark = sepiolite...(1974). Berggrün = malachite or chrysocolla, Dana 6th, 294, 699 (1892). berggrun = malachite or chrysocolla...halloysite-10Å, Haditsch & Maus 18 (1974). Berkgrien = malachite, Haditsch & Maus 19 (1974). berlanita = Fe-rich...others, Clark 73 (1993). binyuzovy = pale-green malachite, GG 40, 368 (2004). bioapatite = CO2-rich hydroxylapatite...lead spar = cerussite, Egleston 73 (1892). black malachite = romanèchite, Sinkankas 229 (1972). black magnetic |  | | Book | | definite need for documentation existed in this area. I proceeded to publish a first edition of Glosswy...Native Cristallisata, Aeruga Native Fissilis = Malachite Aeruga Native Granulata, Aeruga Native Superficialis...inite = dehydrated Kain ite (Bosolr-Koinite] Malachite Anhydrous Gypsum = Anhydrite Anhydrous Scolecite...Atloserz = chlorian Malachite Atlosite = chlorion Malachite, mixture of Atacamite and Malachite Atlosspot,... Atlasspoth = Calcite Atlasstein = Malachite = mangonoon Romeite Atlaszovit = Atlasovite Atopite |  | | Book (edition) | | дerugite, :'Iii. A1ag. 1, 84 (1877). Aerugo nativa = malachite, Dana 6th, 294 (1892). Aes caldarium robro-Гитсит...243 (189.2). Anhydrous carbonate of copper = malachite, Egleston 199 (1892). Anhydrous gypsum = anhydrite...mrcionile, Dana 6th. 473 (1892). rlllascп. = malachite, Dana бth. 294 (1892). Лннгт(7ps = gypsum, 11cy...15, 417 (1910). Azurualachite = gent azurite • malachite, ' l i . М1аg. 15, 417 (1910). Azuro de mопнagna...serp'nNnг. Ат, A1in. 10, 2о1 (1925). Biirg<гrüпt = malachite, Dana 6th. 294 (1892). 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