American Mineralogist
REGULAR ARTICLE
1 Low-temperature syntheses of kaolin minerals
17 Stereoscopic radiography in the study of ore textures
30 Adsorption properties of naturally occurring erionite and its cationic-exchanged forms
41 On myrmekite
53 Normalization of thermoluminescence data
61 Determination of the heavy atom content in chlorite by means of the x-ray diffractometer
72 Selected properties of neutron irradiated diamond
106 Complexes of Ca-montmorillonite with primary monohydric alcohols (Clay-organic studies—VIII)
116 Heavy media column separation: A new technique for petrographic analysis
127 Some zeolite equilibria with alkali metal cations
146 Sapphirine-bearing rock, Val Codera, Italy
153 The concentration and study of the interstitial material in chrysotile asbestos
165 Azimuthally dispersed polarized light
168 An x-ray study of sursassite from New Brunswick
173 Coexisting albite and oligoclase in some schists from New Zealand
180 A gnomonic projector
183 Paragonite from Tasch Valley near Zermatt, Switzerland
190 Recalculation of pyroxene analyses
194 Absence of optically positive potash feldspar in the Inyo Mountains, California-Nevada
196 Microprobe technique for the analysis of multiphase microcrystalline powders
198 Relation of atomic constitution to lattice parameters in some hornblendes from the Black Hills, South Dakota
206 Lattice parameters and expansion coefficients of FeS2 (natural and synthetic) and of CoS2
212 X-ray powder data for aminoffite
MINERALOGICAL NOTES
158 MINERALOGICAL NOTES: Cymrite in a copper deposit, Brooks Range, Alaska
NOTES
219 Notices
BOOK REVIEW
215 Book Reviews
ERRATA
214 ERRATA
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