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The World of Garnets
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GARNET DEPOSITS Garnet comprises a complex group of minerals having the general formula R 3 M 2 (SiO 4 ), where R=Ca, Mg, Fe 2+, or Mn and M=Al, Fe 3+, - ppt download
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In the garnet formula
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The garnet group
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Garnet GROUP OF MINERAL
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Chemical compositions and hypothetical formulae of garnets. | Download Table
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