 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 505 Clinozoisite from Camaderry Mountain, Co. Wicklow. By R. W. JOHNSTON, M.B.E., M.A. D e p a r t m...7, 1948.] 1. Nature of the occurrence. H E clinozoisite to be described is found in veins traversing...intrusion exposed at the top of Camaderry Mountain, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. This intrusion is a small boss...which the veins of clinozoisite and albite run. Small grains of zoisitc and clinozoisite are enfolded by...by earth movement and b y the intrusion of the Leinster granite. The rock exposed is now an amphibolite |  | | Report (issue) | | Clinozoisite Ca2 Al3 (SiO4 )(Si2 O7 )O(OH) c 2001 ° Mineral Data Publishing, version 1.2 Crystal Data:...Fe0:04 )§=2:82 Si3:10 O12:5 : 2+ (2) Camaderry Mountain, Ireland; corresponds to (Ca1:96 Fe0:02 )§=1:98...Finland. From Arendal, Norway. At Camaderry Mountain, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. From Amborompotsy, Madagascar...Madras, India. In the USA, from the Belvidere Mountain quarries, Lowell, Orleans Co., Vermont; in northern...comparison of the structures of zoisite and clinozoisite. Amer. Mineral., 53, 1882{1898. All rights reserved |  | | Journal (issue) | | MICROMINERALS from IRELAND part III GRyback • S Моreноп 4 2 GOLD RUSHES of IRELAND S Мoretoп 45 RO...Manual of the mineralogy of Great Britain and Ireland John van Voorst, London. (Facsimile reprint, w...Italy; the mottled green marble of Connemara, Ireland; and the pinkish, green-spotted marble from Tiree..., a magnesian variety of the first bed of the mountain limestone of the Peak of Derbyshire (nOt to be...Manual of the mineralogy of Great Britain and Ireland. Van Voorst, London. (Facsimile reproduction w |  | | Book | | LIBRARY j s i~sc_::. HISTORICAL GEOLOGY OF' IRELAND Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2023 with...org/details/historicalgeolog0000jkch HISTORICAL GEOLOGY OF IRELAND BY J. K. CHARLESWORTH C. B.E., D .Sc., PH.D....been attempted for Ireland since Cole and Hallissy's Handbook of the Geology of Ireland of 1924: the author's...author's Geology of Ireland: An Introduction ( r 953) had in mind the elementary student or the general...improve our knowledge of the various systems in Ireland. Many problems, however, await their final solution |  | | Journal (issue) | | a'Ghairchin a green-white, banded actinolite-diopside-clinozoisite-plagioclase rock is mapped with the limestone...skarns to be described in Part II of this work. Clinozoisite are quite and epidote. common These minerals...GLEN URQUHART, INVERNESS-SHIRE 128 zoned from clinozoisite cores to epidote rims. Beautiful examples of...plane. No yff-clinozoisite (Johnston, 1949) has been found. Text-fig. 2 shows a clinozoisite-epidote individual...by a larger clinozoisite-epidote. Johnston (1949) and Winchell (1951) show that clinozoisite has its a-vibration |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Spencer (vol. 28, p. 471). 3. Clinozoisite from Camaderry Mountain, Co. Wicklow : by Mr. R. W. Johnston (communicated |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | was spongy, non-isotropic and associated with clinozoisite. The physical properties of the garnets given...equivalent to, the composition range normally called clinozoisite (with less than 5 mol per cent Fe2O3). Zoning...probable, from the petrographic evidence, that clinozoisite is giving way to garnet and anorthite with increase...and not involving calcite or kyanite, is: 4 clinozoisite + quartz -^=* 5 anorthite + grossularite + water...persistence of clinozoisite to high temperatures in the calc-silicate lenticles, where clinozoisite is abundant |  | | Book | | Carracedo & Simon Day 5. The north of Ireland Paul Lyle 6. Leinster Chris Stillman & George SeYastopulo...& Jean-Claude Tanguy Minerals of Britain and Ireland A. G. Tindle The Open University T: 'XI 'Jo ~6...stage of MB! that focusing only on Britain and Ireland might be too restrictive, and that what was really...personally discovered new species to Britain and Ireland, and colleagues permitted me to record their unpublished...producers of b th tin and copp ·r. and. more recently. Ireland became a major player in world zinc produ.:tion |  | | Book (volume) | | 171 SAPPHIRINE.176 EPIDOTE GROUP 183 Zoisite Clinozoisite, Epidote 185 . - .193 Piemontite 194 Allanite...Italy (Fornaseri, 1951). Olivine, dunite, Dun Mountain, New Zealand (Ross el at., 1954). Anal. M. D....Hyalosiderite, gabbro, Black Cascade, Tripyramid Mountain, New Hampshire (Chapman and Williams, 1935). Anal..., 1935. magma series. Evolution of the White Mountain Amer. Min., vol. 20, p. 502. Chudoba, F. F....minerals of Franklin and Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey. U.S. Oeol. Surv., Prof. Paper 180 |  | | Book | | (Czech Republic), New Brunswick (Canada), Kern County (California, USA), Sardinia (Italy) and Sarawak...(Manitoba, Canada), Onllwyn (Wales) and Kambalda and Leinster (Australia). NiS Colour: brassy yellow, iridescent...Boliden (Sweden), Claustal (Germany) and Stevens County (Washington, USA). B Colour: grey Lustre; opacity:...Matra (Corsica), Manhattan (Nevada, USA) and King County (Washington, USA). R Ass Colour: orange-red...are found at Vesuvius and Lazio (Italy), Orange County (New York, USA) and Sterling Hill (New Jersey, | | | Book | | (Czech Republic), New Brunswick (Canada), Kern County (California, USA), Sardinia (Italy) and Sarawak...(Manitoba, Canada), Onllwyn (Wales) and Kambalda and Leinster (Australia). NiS Colour: brassy yellow, iridescent...Boliden (Sweden), Claustal (Germany) and Stevens County (Washington, USA). B Colour: grey Lustre; opacity:...Matra (Corsica), Manhattan (Nevada, USA) and King County (Washington, USA). R Ass Colour: orange-red...are found at Vesuvius and Lazio (Italy), Orange County (New York, USA) and Sterling Hill (New Jersey, |  | | Report (volume) | | consists of important rock-forming minerals such as clinozoisite and epidote, geochemical important accessory...hancockite. Zoisite, the orthorhombic polymorph of clinozoisite, is included here because of its strong structural...Dennen 1997). Weinschenk (1896) proposed the name clinozoisite from its monoclinic symmetry and zoisite-like...structurally very similar, is a polymorph of clinozoisite, and therefore also included here. The epidote...used epidote for the optically negative and clinozoisite for the optically positive solid solutions thus |  | | Book | | General Cordierite Epidote Group General Zoisite Clinozoisite Epidote Piedmontite CONTENTS Wz, Wie 178...Graphite in graphite schist, Kate Creek, Beaverhead County, Polars not crossed, < 28. PYRITE Properties... in vesicle in andesite vitrophyre, Cover Mountain, Polars crossed, < 170 (J. E. Bever). outline...Florida. series, (c) Zoned, Wuppertal, Burke County, espe Province, 1950). Composition. ZrSiO,....in various ore deposits with quartz, calcite, clinozoisite or epidote, fluorite, and pyrite. Axinite may |  | | Book (edition) | | (ldocrase) 191 Epidote Group 192 Zoisite 192 Clinozoisite-Epidote 194 Piemontite 196 Allanite 197 Cyclosilicates...DISTINGUISHING FEATURES: Lawsonite resembles zoisite and clinozoisite. Zoisite has lower birefringence, usually displays...anomalous interference colors, and has smaller 2V. Clinozoisite also has anomalous interference colors, higher...to cleavage. Epidote is optically negative. Clinozoisite has higher índices and lower birefringence....commonly associated with glaucophane, lawsonite, clinozoisite, epidote, chlorite, actinolite, calcite, and |  | | Book (edition) | | Epidote Group 185 246 Clintonite 186 187 Clinozoisite-Epidote Piedmontite 190 191 Allanite Chlorite...distinguishing features: Lawsonite resembles zoiand clinozoisite. Zoisite has lower birefringence, site usually...interference colors, and has smaller 2V. Clinozoisite also has anomalous interference colors, higher...parallel optically negative. - 5 Epidote is Clinozoisite has higher indices and lower birefringence...In but 4 epidote, carbonate rocks nQ 3 clinozoisite. and prehnite. metamorphosed or hydrothermally |  | | Book (edition) | | Structure and Classification • 335 Zoisite • 337 Clinozoisite–Epidote • 338 Allanite • 340 Lawsonite • 341...the Mineralogical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and European Journal of Mineralogy, published...in scale from microscopic to the dimensions of mountain ranges. To allow deformation of rocks to occur...continental craton, magmatic arcs, and recycled orogens (mountain belts). Three sediment sources are recognized...of the Mineralogical Society of Great Britain & Ireland and The Clay Minerals Society. Used by permission |
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