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Both zircon andmonaziteare abundant in the rock.
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The samples were crushed and zircons and monazites retrieved from the powders.
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Accessory minerals include titanite, zircon,monazite, apatite, molybdenite and sulphide phases (pyrite/chalcopyrite).
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The results indicate that at least on a short-term scale (1-3 days), themonazite-rich sands do not cause any obvious increases in mutation.
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Contrastedmonazitealteration mechanisms and their geochemical implications.
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Both zircons and monazites were then cleaned thoroughly with dilute nitric acid, followed by ionized water and acetone rinses.
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Accessory minerals include zircon,monazite, xenotime, thorite and apatite.
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Thorium usually occurs in sediments as the phosphate,monaziteor in zircon.
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Parnell (2004) has detailed a scenario whereby this could happen, involving the accumulation of radioactive minerals, particularlymonazite, in sands.
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Monazitewas not detected as an inclusion in garnet.
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The organic material includes migrated hydrocarbons and carbon-rich shale fragments, but is also concentrated in aggregates (nodules) together with uranium/thorium-rich radioactive minerals (including uraninite,monazite).
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Zircon (100-250 m) andmonazite(up to 300 m) occur mostly as inclusions within garnet and cordierite.
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Biotite shows euhedral crystal outlines, reaches up to 1.5 mm in diameter and contains a few apatite microlites besides abundant inclusions of zircon andmonazitewith dark brown pleochroic haloes.
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Monazitealteration contributes to phosphorus availability.
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Zircon,monazite, apatite, ilmenite and rutile are the common accessory phases.
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These stocks ofmonazitesand, whatever they may do, do not prove that the cause of the trouble is depreciated exchange.
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The name is due to the darker color of the sand, with large amounts ofmonazite.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thorium occurs in several minerals, the most common being the rare earth-thorium-phosphate mineral,monazite, which contains up to about 12% thorium oxide.
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