Mineralogical Journal
Online ISSN : 1881-4174
Print ISSN : 0544-2540
ISSN-L : 0544-2540
14 巻, 7 号
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  • Isao KUSACHI, Chiyoko HENMI, Kitinosuke HENMI
    1989 年 14 巻 7 号 p. 279-292
    発行日: 1989年
    公開日: 2007/03/31
    ジャーナル フリー
    Afwillite and jennite occur as fissure-filling veins up to 3 mm wide in the spurrite zone in skarns at Fuka. Jennite occurs also as alteration products of spurrite. The occurrences suggest that afwillite was formed from fluids in fractured spurrite and that jennite was formed by alteration of afwillite and by hydration decomposition of spurrite.
    Afwillite crystals are tabular up to 0.3 mm in width or radial aggregates of fibers up to 4 mm in length. The mineral is white in color with a vitreous luster and colorless in thin section. The mineral is monoclinic with unit cell parameters of a=16.276(4), b=5.6336(4), c=13.236(3)Å and β=134.89(1)°. EPMA and wet chemical analyses gave an empirical formula Ca2.98(Si2.00B0.04) Σ2.04O4.06 {(OH)5.90F0.04} Σ5.94 based on O+OH+F=10. Optically, the mineral is biaxial positive with refractive indices α=1.617, β=1.621 and γ=1.632, 2V=56°, and elongation positive or negative. Vickers microhardness is 351∼383 kg/mm2 (25g load) and density is 2.63g/cm3.
    Jennite in the vein occurs as parallel or radial aggregates of acicular crystals with length up to 0.2 mm. The mineral is white in color with a vitreous luster and colorless in thin section. The mineral is triclinic with unit cell parameters of a=10.577(4), b=7.271(5), c=10.828(4)Å, α=99.60(4), β=97.62(3) and γ=110.18(4)°. EPMA and wet chemical analyses gave an empirical formula Ca9.00H2.00(Si5.95Al0.02) Σ5.97O17.93(OH)8.00·6.07H2O based on O=32. Optically, the mineral is biaxial negative with refractive indices α=1.548, β=1.562 and γ=1.570, and elongation positive. Vickers microhardness is 145∼155 kg/mm2 (25g load) and density is 2.33 g/cm3.
  • Akira YOSHIASA
    1989 年 14 巻 7 号 p. 293-298
    発行日: 1989年
    公開日: 2007/03/31
    ジャーナル フリー
    The conductivities of synthetic Ag3AsS3 and Ag3AsSe3 have been measured as a function of temperature and frequency by the complex impedance method. Their impedance plots exhibited the characteristic semicircles which were attributed to ionic conduction behaviors in the bulk and the grain boundary. The transport number of charge carrying species in Ag3AsS3 was determined by the Tubandt method. The electronic contribution to the total conductivity of Ag3AsS3 was negligible small at room temperature; less than 1%. The logσT versus 1/T plot of Ag3AsS3 had a kink of the slope near about 375 K. The activation energies below and above 375 K are evaluated as 0.23 and 0.35 eV, respectively. Ag3AsSe3, measured only below about 330 K, gave an activation energy of 0.24 eV. The magnitude of the conductivity of Ag3AsSe3 is almost ten times larger than that of Ag3AsS3 below 375 K. The conductivities of Ag3AsS3, 1.5×10−3 S/cm at 427 K, and of Ag3AsSe3, 1.6×10−3 S/cm at 331 K, are sufficient magnitudes as superionic conductors.
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