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Actinolite from Chester, Vermont

Actinolite belongs to the group of silicate minerals known as amphiboles. Actinolite usually occurs as elongated blade-like or even fibrous crystals, and its green color is due to the presence of iron. Specimens from Chester, Vermont display this vibrant green coloration.
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Actinolite from Chester, Vermont
Caption:
Actinolite belongs to the group of silicate minerals known as amphiboles. Actinolite usually occurs as elongated blade-like or even fibrous crystals, and its green color is due to the presence of iron. Specimens from Chester, Vermont display this vibrant green coloration.
Credit:
Album / Science Source / JOEL AREM
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Image size:
3851 x 2550 px | 28.1 MB
Print size:
32.6 x 21.6 cm | 12.8 x 8.5 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
ACTINOLITE • AMPHIBOLES • AREM • COLLECTION • CRYSTAL • CRYSTALS • FIBROSUS • FIBROUS • GEOLOGY • LIFE • MINERAL • MINERALOGY • MINERALS • NATURE • OBJECT • OBJECTS • ORES • SILICATE • SPECIMEN • SPÉCIMENS • STILL • UMBRELLA