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chloriteWidespread group of layer silicate minerals composed of hydrous aluminum silicates, usually of magnesium and iron. The name, from the Greek for “green,” refers to chlorite's typical colour. Chlorites have a silicate layer structure similar to that in micas. They characteristically occur as alteration products of other higher temperature minerals and are most common in sedimentary and igneous rocks and in some metamorphic rocks. 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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| This patented equipment generates an adjustable amount of Bio-Cide International proprietary chlorine dioxide or acidified sodium chlorite (ASC) product that is injected into a variable water stream. In response, companies introduced chlorine dioxide, of which sodium chlorite is a compound, and found there was no harmful after effects left in the outgoing pipes from the mill. London-based international mining company, RTZ, acquired Cyprus Minerals' talc business, including talc mines in Montana, Vermont, Alabama, California and Spain; a chlorite mine and chlorite processing operations in several states; and interest in a talc processing operation in Japan. RTZ by Rubber World |
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