 | | Book | | Offretite: Gonnard (1890) Gonnardite: Lacroix (1896) Wellsite: Pratt and Foote (1897) Erionite: Eakle (1898)...Sontra, Hessen, all Germany; - in the basalts of Usti nad Laben (= Aussig) (see also Hibsch 1915), Zalezly...basaltic breccias and tuffs from the Lower Tunguska region (Shkabara and Shturm 1940); in the basalts ofVolhynia...(Kostov 1969). U.S.S.R.: in the Lower Tunguska region (Shkabara and Shturm 1940). Iran: in North Eastern...Zeolites Canada: in a granite dyke in the serpentine region of the Blacklake, Megantic Co., Quebec. U.S.A.: |  | | Book | | produced erroneous results. For instance, the zeolite wellsite was named because it contained a composition (determined...harmotome and phillipsite. Much later, these "wellsite" crystals were found to be phillipsite in the...and harmotome at the rim; therefore, the name "wellsite" was not needed. A continuous series in chemical...(mesolite and scolecite), harmotome (phillipsite and wellsite), and stilbite (barrerite and stellerite). 6/...percent disorder). . HARMOTOME GROUP Phillipsite, wellsite, and harmotome represent a single framework with | | | Book | | produced erroneous results. For instance, the zeolite wellsite was named because it contained a composition (determined...harmotome and phillipsite. Much later, these "wellsite" crystals were found to be phillipsite in the...and harmotome at the rim; therefore, the name "wellsite" was not needed. A continuous series in chemical...(mesolite and scolecite), harmotome (phillipsite and wellsite), and stilbite (barrerite and stellerite). 6/...percent disorder). . HARMOTOME GROUP Phillipsite, wellsite, and harmotome represent a single framework with |  | | Book (edition) | | andreprodu<..1ion by StudioVVG, Prague Printedin Czech Republicby Finidr.u.o .. Ce,ky Te~in 14/02/03/0...Publishing House in Prague and which recei\ ed the Czech Literary Award for best book in the natural sciencesfor...and other Larin Ianguages. and in the- Polish. Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Finnish. and Swahili Ianguages...administrative units are expressed in abbreviations: Rep. (republic), prov. (province), co. (county), munic. (municipio)...dept. (departement), dept. (departamento), dist. (district). Less common terms are not abbreviated, e.g. |
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