14:09 Mar 25, 2001 |
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na | rutile OR titanium dioxide OR titanic oxide |
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na | rutile OR money stone OR red schorl (obs.) OR crispite |
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rutile OR titanium dioxide OR titanic oxide Explanation: see Internet under Ti02 GDT, Internet |
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rutile OR money stone OR red schorl (obs.) OR crispite Explanation: Here a whole breakdown for your rock, from LGDT: géologie minéralogie rutile (a) A titanium dioxide of the tetragonal system polymorphous with anatase and brookite. Black, deep red, or brownish red. (b) Additional entries: titanic schorl (a) Note(s): Titanic schorl is obsolete. (b) money stone (a) Note(s): Money stone is a fancy name for rutile. (b) red schorl (a) Note(s): Red schorl is obsolete. (b) crispite (a) Note(s): Crispite is sometimes applied to sagenitic quartz containing acicular inclusions of rutile. (b) edisonite (a) Note(s): Edisonite is a name for mottled turquoise or an obsolete name for rutile. (b) nigrine (a) Note(s): Nigrine is a name for black rutile. (b) Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com |
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