Mineralogy of Sediments from Lake Waiau, Hawaii
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1978-04
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University of Hawaii Press
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Fourteen sediment samples from Lake Waiau, a tropical alpine
lake in Hawaii, were analyzed by X-ray diffraction for their mineral composition.
Plagioclase is the major mineral; others are montmorillonite, goethite,
and quartz. Plagioclase is derived from local tephra; montmorillonite and
goethite are weathering products; and quartz is of eolian origin. A diagenetic
mineral, vivianite, is also present.
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Fan P. 1978. Mineralogy of sediments from Lake Waiau, Hawaii. Pac Sci 32(2): 219-221.
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