Cause of the apparently perfect cleavage in American sphene (titanite)

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Abstract
LXIV.-Oause if the apparently perfect cleava.ge~n American Sphene (Titanite); by GEO.H. WILLIAMS.MANY minerals, like diallage, bronzite, sanidine, etc., are known to possess a " parting" (German AbsollderulIg) in certain directions which is essentially different from a true cleavage.'l'his may be due to interrupted growth of the crystal, to regularl.Y arranged inclusions or to other causes not always easy to explain.Professor G. vom Rath of Bonn has recently demonstrated that the very perfect parting, which exists in some varieties of pyroxene parallel to the basal pinacoid, is produced
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Authors G. H. Williams
Journal american journal of science
Year 1885
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10.2475/ajs.s3-29.174.486
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-29.174.486
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