TY  - BOOK
AU  - Deer,W.A.
AU  - Howie,Robert A.
AU  - Zussman,J.
TI  - Rock forming minerals, volume 1B: disilicates & ring silicates
SN  - 9781897799895
U1  - 549.6 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - London
PB  - The Geological Society
KW  - Rock-forming minerals
KW  - Silicate minerals
KW  - Rocks
N1  - Includes bibliographies and indexes
N2  - A second edition, in two parts, of Volume 1 of this well-known reference series. This volume deals mainly with the disilcates and ring silicates including the epidote, melilite, cordierite, and tourmaline groups. In addition to the minerals dealt with in the first edition, some of the rarer but typical minerals in the calc-silicate rocks and the accessory minerals of nepheline-syenites and related rocks have been included. The orthosilicates, in particular the olivine, garnet and humite groups are covered in Volume 1A. In the years since the first edition was published, the quantity and scope of research on the disilicates and ring has grown enormously and has given rise to a widevariety of literature. This book, which has been completely rewritten and considerably expanded, summarizes the important research results and presents them in anorganized fashion. Each mineral chapter is divided into sections on structure, chemistry, optical and physical properties, distinguishing features and paragenesis. Each chapter is headedby a tabulation of mineral data and a sketch showing optical orientation, and concludes with full references to the literature. Diagrams of the crystal structures arepresented and are followed by a discussion of the structural features. The chemical sections include a large number of analyses from which structural formulae havebeen calculated, illustrating the chemical and paragenetical variation exhibited by each mineral; phase equilibria in relevant systems are fully considered. In thesections on optical and physical properties, particular attention is paid to the correlation of these properties with chemical composition. The principal modes of occurrence are described and discussed in the paragenesis sections; here again correlation with chemistry is emphasized
UR  - https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/RFM1B
ER  -