Seladonit

Celadonite is a mica group mineral, a phyllosilicate of potassium, iron in both oxidation states, aluminium and hydroxide with formula .

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It is catalogued under topics including Aluminium minerals, Celadonite subgroup and Iron(II,III) minerals.

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Key facts

Mineral.name: Celadonite
Mineral.boxbgcolor: 288436
Mineral.boxtextcolor: fff
Mineral.image: Celadonite-Heulandite-Ca-pkn55b.jpg
Mineral.caption: Green crystals of heulandite which owe their green colour to many tiny inclusions of celadonite
Mineral.category: Phyllosilicate minerals
Mineral.group: Mica group, dioctahedral mica group, celadonite subgroup
Mineral.formula: {{chem2|K(MgFe^{3+}◻)(Si4O10)(OH)2}}
Mineral.IMAsymbol: Cel
Mineral.system: Monoclinic
Mineral.class: Spheroidal (2) (same H-M symbol)
Mineral.symmetry: C2
Mineral.color: Blue-green to olive to applegreen
Mineral.cleavage: perfect on {001}
Mineral.tenacity: Fragile
Mineral.mohs: 2
Mineral.luster: Waxy, dull, earthy
Mineral.diaphaneity: Translucent

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Wikidata facts

Named after: celadon
Image: Celadonite-Heulandite-Ca-pkn60a.jpg

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crystal system: monoclinic crystal system
density: 3.000
type locality (geology): Brentonico
Nickel-Strunz 9th edition (updated 2009): 9.EC.15
Commons category: Celadonite
Nickel-Strunz '10th ed', review of (9th ed/ 2009 update): 9.EC.15
solid solution series with: muscovite
Mohs' hardness: 2
IMA Mineral Symbol: Cel
Strunz 8th edition (series ID, updated): VIII/E.05a

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Article · Polski

Seladonit – minerał ilasty z gromady krzemianów. Uwodniony glinokrzemian Na, K, Al, Mg, Fe. Nazwa pochodzi z języka francuskiego celadon czyli zieleń morska. Jego kryształy są zwykle niedostrzegalne gołym okiem. Zazwyczaj występuje w skupieniach zbitych. Minerał ten jest zbliżony pod względem chemizmu i wyglądu do glaukonitu. Genezą dla tego minerału są procesy hydrotermalne oraz procesy wietrzenia zachodzące w środowisku lądowym.

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