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    Deskripsi Mineral Dalam Deret Bowen

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    This document describes 12 different minerals found in the Bowen reaction series. It provides the name, chemical composition, hardness, and brief description of each mineral, including olivine, hornblende, biotite, muscovite, quartz, anortite, labradorite, andesine, albite, oligoclase, bitownite, and pyroxene. The minerals range in hardness from 2.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. They vary in color, crystal structure, and commonness in different rock types.

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    This document describes 12 different minerals found in the Bowen reaction series. It provides the name, chemical composition, hardness, and brief description of each mineral, including olivine, hornblende, biotite, muscovite, quartz, anortite, labradorite, andesine, albite, oligoclase, bitownite, and pyroxene. The minerals range in hardness from 2.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. They vary in color, crystal structure, and commonness in different rock types.

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    This document describes 12 different minerals found in the Bowen reaction series. It provides the name, chemical composition, hardness, and brief description of each mineral, including olivine, hornblende, biotite, muscovite, quartz, anortite, labradorite, andesine, albite, oligoclase, bitownite, and pyroxene. The minerals range in hardness from 2.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. They vary in color, crystal structure, and commonness in different rock types.

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    Nama : Adelia Irna Santika

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    THE DESCRIPTION of THE MINERALS in the BOWEN REACTION SERIES


    1. Name
    : Olivine
    Composition : (Mg,Fe)2SiO4
    Hardness
    : 6,5
    Description : Green, Streak white, Translucent, Vitreous, plate 13.
    Orthorhombic, tabular, poor, Occurs in igneous rocks rich in Mg or Fe.
    2. Name
    : Hornblende
    Composition : NaCa2(Mg,Fe.Al)5(Si8O22)(OH,F)2
    Hardness
    : 5-6
    Description : Dark grren to black, sometimes brownish, streak white to grey,
    vitreous, monoclinic amphibole, prismatic, bladed, good intersecting,
    common in igneous and methamophic rocks.
    3. Name
    : Biotite
    Composition : K(Mg,Fe)3(AlSi3O10)(OH)2
    Hardness
    : 2,5-3
    Description : Brown to black, atreak white to grey, Vitreous, pearly,
    monoclinic silicate sheet structure, perfect, common mica, a paler coloured
    Mg mica is called phlogopite.
    4. Name
    : Muscovite
    Composition : KAl2(AlSi3O10)(OH)2
    Hardness
    : 2,5
    Description : Colourless, streak white, vitreous, pearly, monoclinic, silicate
    sheet structure, perfect, flexible elastic sheets, common rock forming
    mineral, used fpr electrical insulation.
    5. Name
    : Quatrz
    Composition : SiO2
    Hardness
    :7
    Description : Colourless, white, coloured by impurities, plate 4, streak white,
    vitreous, trigonal, hexagonal columnar habit, massive, conchoidal fracture,
    common rock and vein forming mineral.
    6. Name
    : Anortite
    Composition : CaAl2SiO8
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5
    Description : White, grayish, Redness, Transparent, Translusan, Opaq,
    Vitreous Bias Index: 1573 -1590, triclinic Pinacoida.
    7. Name
    : Labradorite
    Composition : Na (AlSi3O8) Ca (Al2Si2O8)
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5
    Description : Grey, Black, Translucent, Opaque, luster glass, triclinic.
    8. Name
    : Andesine
    Composition : (Na, Ca) [Al (Si, Al) Si2O8]
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5
    Description : Red, White, Green, Transparent to Translucent, Subitreous to
    pearly Index Bias: 1543 -1562, triclinic Pinacoidal.
    9. Name
    : Albite
    Composition : Na (AlSi3O8)
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5

    Description : White to Gray, Bluish, greenery, redness, Colorless, transparent


    to translusant, Viterious, Pearly, triclinic Pinakonidal.
    10.Name
    : Oligoclase
    Composition : (Na,Ca) AlSi3O8
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5
    Description : opaque white or grayish-white, green, yellow or brown, flash
    glass, Transclucent-transparent, has a first direction and fractional parts
    konkoidal.
    11.Name
    : Bitownite
    Composition : (Al,Si) AlSi2O8
    Hardness
    : 6-6,5
    Description : white, gray and even colorless (colorless), luster glass, white
    drain, transparent-opaque, have different parts of the first direction, and
    fractional konkoidal
    12.Name
    : Pyroxene
    Composition : (Ca,Na)(Mg,Fe,Al)(Si,Al)2O6
    Hardness
    : 5 - 6,5
    Description : white, shiny glass, drain the white, short prismatic, translucentopaque.

    Reference

    http://pusakadunia.com/blog/6087/
    http://younggeolog.blogspot.co.id/2012/12/plagioklas.html
    http://franzbonbon.blogspot.co.id/2011/04/mineral-piroksen.html
    J,W, Philips, N. 1980. An Introduction to Mineralogy for Geologist. New York :
    John Wiley & Sons.

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