Natro-boro-calcite and another borate occurring in the gypsum of Nova Scotia

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Abstract
ABOUT three years and a half ago I showed the existence of Natro-boro•calcite in the Gypsum of Windsor N. S.* I was not aware at that time that Dr. Hayes of Boston, U. S. had announced his convictiont that the soda which had been attributed to this mineral was an impurity and had given as the true expression of the composition of the pure mineral the formula CaO 2B0 3 +6HO.Had I known this I should have adverted to the probability of his mineral, (Hayesine, Dana) constituting a distinct species from Natro•boro-calcite whose existence seems to be sufficiently established by the repeated finding of not very dissimilar quantities of soda in analyses of specimens from two of its three localities, as seen in the following list which contains all the analyses I have been able to find: *
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Authors Henry How
Journal american journal of science
Year 1861
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10.2475/ajs.s2-32.94.9
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