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Table 5.16: Average mineralogical composition of the upper continental crust
according to Grigor'ev (2007). Results are given in percentage mass. - conti-
nued from previous page
Mineral
Abundance, mass %
Siderite
1.20E-01
Mg-Siderite
5.90E-03
Rhodochrosite
1.20E-03
Calcite
3.98E+00
Dolomite
7.00E-01
Ankerite
3.10E-02
Aragonite
3.80E-02
Strontianite
2.00E-07
Cerussite
6.30E-07
Azurite
2.50E-06
Malachite
2.00E-06
Dawsonite
1.80E-04
Bastnasite
3.20E-04
Bismutite
1.10E-07
Sulphates
Anhydrite
4.50E-02
Celestine
1.70E-04
Anglesite
3.30E-07
Barite
7.30E-04
Alunite
7.60E-09
Jarosite
4.00E-04
Kieserite
6.70E-04
Gypsum
2.40E-02
Wolframates
Wolframite
7.80E-07
Powellite
4.00E-08
Scheelite
6.50E-06
Wulfenite
4.00E-09
Phosphates
Xenotime
3.70E-05
Monazite
1.30E-03
Rhabdophane
3.30E-07
Amblygonite
4.90E-08
Apatite
1.30E-01
Francolite
8.30E-03
Britholite
2.10E-06
Vivianite
1.30E-07
Weinschenkite/ Churchite
3.70E-08
Metatorbenite
7.40E-09
Nesosilicates (single tetrahedrons)
Phenakite
4.00E-06
Forsterite
1.10E-02
Olivine
3.70E-02
Fayalite
3.90E-03
Tephroite
1.40E-03
Almandine
8.50E-01
Spessartine
2.60E-03
Grossular
2.50E-03
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