FELSPAR

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 17
(Germ, feldspath.) An important mineral composed of silica, alumina, and potash, with traces of lime, and often of oxide of iron. Common felspar is of various shades of white and red; it forms an ingredient in granite, and is the base of some other rocks. It is often crystallized, and cleaves into rhomboidal fragments. [s. 458]
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