1966•The Journal of the Japanese Association of Mineralogists Petrologists and Economic GeologistsOpen access

Chemical composition of wairakites in green tuff

Yôtâro Seki, Hiroshi Haramura, Hitoshi Onuki, Kimio Okumura, Hachiro Hiraga

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Wairakites in Miocene andesitic-basaltic pyroclastic rocks of the Tanzawa Mountain and Yugami districts are very close to CaAl2Si4O122H2O in chemical composition.

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Wairakites in Miocene andesitic-basaltic pyroclastic rocks of the Tanzawa Mountain and Yugami districts are very close to CaAl2Si4O122H2O in chemical composition.

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Wairakites in Miocene andesitic-basaltic pyroclastic rocks of the Tanzawa Mountain and Yugami districts are very close to CaAl2Si4O122H2O in chemical composition.

Key concepts: Pyroclastic rock, Andesite, Basalt, Geology, Chemical composition, Geochemistry, Composition (language), Volcanic rock

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