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APOPHYLLITE

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Apophyllite (so called from its foliated structure or easy cleavage), also called fish-eye stone is a hydrothermal mineral filling cavities in basalt and tufaceous rocks. It is associated with stilbite, scolecite, calcite, prehnite, analcime. It has the formulae KCa4Si8O2O(OH)ù8H2O and a relative hardness of 5.
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