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The mineral common hornblende was separated from clinopyroxene-hornblendite in the ultramafic mass of the Miyamori district, northeastern Japan. The common hornblende, which crystallized after the formation of associating clinopyroxene (Wo44En27Fs29 in molecular %) in magmatic condition, shows the following optical, physical and chemical characters:
α=1.652 X: pale yellow
β=1.669 γ-α=0.027 Y: dark brown
γ=1.679 Z: dark brown
(-)2V=78°(calculated), =80°_??_81.5°(observed)
c∧Z=20.1°
D=3.17
(Ca1.978 Na0.438 K0.019)2.435 (Al0.387 Fe'''0.392 Fe''1.565 Mg2.548 Mn0.083)5.087 (Si6. ?? 31 Al1.669)8.000 O21.909 (OH)2.091
The X-ray powder diffraction data of the mineral is given in Table 3.