Beryl.
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National Museum of Natural History]
Millington
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Course
Description:
This course covers crystallography,
optical mineralogy,
and silicate mineralogy. Emphasis is placed on determinative
techniques
and applications of mineralogy to ennvironmental problems. The
origin,
occurrence, and properties of commmon minerals will be studied in
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