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Studies on the zeolites. Part IX. Scolecite and metascolecite1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 March 2018

Max H. Hey
Max H. Hey*
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British Museum of Natural History
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Scolecite was recognized as an independent species by A. F. Gehlen and J. N. Fuchs (1813), being one of the species into which they divided, on chemical grounds, the mesotype of R. J . Haüy (1801). Its individuality has rarely been doubted, though occasionally the union of natrolite, mesolite, and scolecite into one isomorphous group has been proposed.

Three varieties of scolecite have been described, but all have proved to be other minerals. Thus poonahlite (H. J. Brooke, 1831 ; = mesolite) was long included with scolecite. Lehuntite (T. Thomson, 1836; = natrolite) was classed as a soda-scolecite by A. Kenngott (1850) solely on account of its high water content. And a mineral from Pargas, Finland, was described by N. Nordenskiöld (1821) as anhydrous scolecite (wasserfreies Scolezit); this was copied by W. Phillips (1823) as 'scolecite', and this incorrect copy appears to be the authority for the citation of Pargas as a scolecite locality by Dana and others.

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Mineralogical magazine and journal of the Mineralogical Society , Volume 24 , Issue 152 , March 1936 , pp. 227 - 253
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Copyright © The Mineralogical Society of Great Britain and Ireland 1936

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With X-ray measurements by F. A. Bannister, M.A.

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Parts I—VIII, Min. Mag., 1930–5, vols. 22–24

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