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Meaning of margarodite
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margarodite (n.)
A hidrous potash mica related to muscovite.
margarodite Sentence Examples
- The metamorphic rock contained a small vein of margarodite, a silvery, micaceous mineral.
- Margarodite's unique optical properties make it valuable in geological research.
- The margarodite crystals in the gneiss were aligned parallel to the foliation planes.
- The weathered surface of the schist revealed numerous margarodite flakes.
- The margarodite-bearing quartzite exhibited a distinctive shimmery appearance.
- The margarodite schist was characterized by a strong foliation and a silky texture.
- The presence of margarodite in the marble indicated high-grade metamorphism.
- The margarodite phyllite provided evidence of the low-grade metamorphism that had occurred in the area.
- The margarodite-rich pegmatite was an important source of lithium minerals.
- The margarodite-bearing metamorphic rocks offered valuable insights into the geological history of the region.
FAQs About the word margarodite
A hidrous potash mica related to muscovite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The metamorphic rock contained a small vein of margarodite, a silvery, micaceous mineral.
Margarodite's unique optical properties make it valuable in geological research.
The margarodite crystals in the gneiss were aligned parallel to the foliation planes.
The weathered surface of the schist revealed numerous margarodite flakes.
