Titlebook: Optical Mineralogy; Pramod K. Verma Textbook 2023 The Author(s) 2023 Polarization Microscopy.Transmission Light Microscopy.Rock Sample Pre

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Refractometryplanet that one could see it sweep west to east across the sky, outstripping the planet’s slow rotational motion. It brightened as it rose towards zenith, and dimmed as it dropped towards the horizon again. One watched it with fascination the first night; with less the second; and with a vague disco

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Optical Crystallographyk at, particularly during the spring. Colors in rocks, gems, or even soils are very delightful to viewers. Many poets and philosophers sought the solace when dawn and dusk mix colors in the sky. Minerals lose much of their colors when thin sections are made. However, using concepts put forward in th

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The Polarizing Microscopepound microscope with provision for optical studies of minerals. By now, you have learnt basic principles of optical crystallography; hence, you are now capable of appreciating the special features that are added to a compound microscope.

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Reorienting Techniquesquids in order to bring a desired orientation along the axis of the microscope. Obviously, these techniques were cumbersome and messy; but main hurdle was that the amount of rotation required could not be ascertained or maintained. It was important to develop ability to orient the crystals under mic

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Inosilicateshedra of each chain point to the opposite directions. Nature of these chains has given rise to a broad four-fold division of inosilicates. When chains are straight the minerals belong to pyroxene group; when these are not straight, then minerals are classified as pyroxenoids; and, when chains occur

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Phyllosilicatesform a layer. The tetrahedral layer is linked to an octahedral layer which may consist of tri- or di- valent metal ions linked to six oxygens. Some of this oxygen may be shared with the tetrahedra. This combination is known as t-o sheet. This may be linked to other layers along z-direction. The mann