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laumontite

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laumontite [lō′män‚tīt]
(mineralogy)
CaAl2Si4O12·4H2O A white zeolite mineral crystallizing in the monoclinic system; loses water on exposure to air, eventually becoming opaque and crumbling. Also known as laumonite; lomonite; lomontite.
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Output of winter wheat grown on enriched by laumontite containing rock.
The study on the effect of different levels of zeolit and water ... by Gholizadeh, A.; Amin, M.S.M.; Anuar, A.R.; Esfahani, M.; Saberioon, M.M. / American Journal of Applied Sciences
Elsewhere on North Mountain, mordenite, natrolite, and laumontite have been confirmed.
Zeolite minerals from the North Shore of the Minas Basin, Nova Scotia by Pe-Piper, Georgia; Miller, Lisa / Atlantic Geology
Bozeman Pass, about 10 miles east of Bozeman on I-90, can provide happy rock hounding for calcite and laumontite crystals.
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