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An experimental study of the formation and properties of synthetic serpentines and related layer silicate minerals

Roy et al., 1954

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10285949665996504515
Author
Roy D
Roy R
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American Mineralogist: Journal of Earth and Planetary Materials

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The hypothesis that the formation of tubular crystals of chrysotile is the result of misfit of the alternate brucite and silica layers, is tested by means of chemical substitution. Increasing the size of the tetrahedral layer by substituting Ge4+ for Si4+ results in the formation of …
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