Mineralogy - P108001
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The course is focused on the systematic mineralogy, with the special interest in rock-forming minerals and silicates (Rock-forming minerals - Deer, Howie Zussmann, 10 volumes). Lectures are tailored to the needs of students PGS concerning their PhD theses. The main emphasis is usually placed on silicates, but often even with a narrower focus on clay minerals, sometimes on minerals with spatial structure (feldspar) or zeolites.
Last update: Koloušek David (13.06.2018)
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Practical exam - identification of basic minerals (50 minerals), oral exam Last update: Koloušek David (13.06.2018)
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R: Nesse, W.D.: Introduction to Mineralogy, Oxford University Press, London, 2000. Last update: Koloušek David (13.09.2018)
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Last update: Koloušek David (13.06.2018)
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Students will be able to:
System of minerals, main members of mineralogical groups, their structure and geological environment of their formation. To understand the structures of silicates and aluminosilicates.
Last update: Koloušek David (13.06.2018)
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Regular attendance | 20 |
Oral examination | 80 |