# AS1070-AB |
BiotiteAlternate - either version of this item may be used in our Off-The-Shelf Standards |
K(Mg,Fe)3AlSi3O10(OH)2 |
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Biotite encapsulated in epoxy |
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This is a reflected light micrograph of polished, carbon coated biotite crystals. The identifying etched label, which is a feature of our standards, is invaluable for navigating in an electron beam instrument. Biotite is a micaceous mineral
which forms platy, often curved crystals. Here the crystals are seen sideways on, as wispy flakes which are quite large enough to position an electron beam. The name refers to the French mineralogist Biot.
Click here for a mineralogical account of everything you might want to know about Biotite. |
Name | Description | SPI # | Each | |
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Biotite | SPI SuppliesŪ Individual Mounted Microanalysis Standard Item | AS1070-AB | $ | |
Biotite | SPI SuppliesŪ Individual Loose Microanalysis Standard Item | AS1075-AB | $ |
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