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biotite (bī`ətīt'), iron-rich variety of phlogopite, most abdunant of the mica mica (mī`kə), general term for a large group of minerals, hydrous silicates of aluminum and potassium, often containing magnesium, ..... Click the link for more information. minerals. biotiteor black micaSilicate mineral in the common mica group. It is abundant in metamorphic rocks, in pegmatites, and in granites and other igneous rocks. Biotite is a layer silicate structure in which aluminum and silicon occur in infinitely extending Si-Al-O sheets that alternate with potassium-rich and magnesium- (and iron-) containing sheets. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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All of the remaining samples were comprised of variations of the bulk host lithology of garnetiferrous, biotitic gneiss. Drill targets have been generated through geological mapping and generally consist of areas where artisanal workings have exposed bedrock gold mineralization in sheared, shallow-dipping sections of garnetiferrous, quartzo-feldspathic and biotitic gneisses. To date geological mapping has documented numerous areas of artisanal bedrock mining operations hosted within shallow dipping garnetiferrous, quartzo-feldspathic and biotitic gneisses, scattered over a surface area of 14 square kilometres in the east-central portion of the Morogoro property. |
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