Batu ahmar
| Carnelian | |
|---|---|
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| Maklumat am | |
| Kategori | Kepelbagaian kalsedon |
| Formula kimia | Silika (silikon dioksida, SiO2) |
| Pengecaman | |
| Berat molekul | 60 g/mol |
| Warna | Red, orange, reddish |
| Sistem hablur | Trigonal |
| Pembelahan | Absent |
| Fraktur | Uneven, splintery, conchoidal |
| Kekerasan skala Mohs | 6.5 – 7.0 |
| Kilau | Waxy to resinous |
| Indeks biasan | 1.535 to 1.539 |
| Sifat-sifat optik | Uniaxial + |
| Dwibiasan | 0.003 to 0.009 |
| Pleokroisme | None |
| Guris | White |
| Graviti tentu | 2.58 - 2.64 |
| Diafaneiti | Lutsinar kepada legap |
Batu ahmar (juga dieja carnelian[1]) ialah mineral merah keperangan yang biasa digunakan sebagai batu permata separa berharga. Serupa dengan carnelian ialah sard, yang biasanya lebih keras dan lebih gelap (perbezaannya tidak ditakrifkan secara tegar, dan kedua-dua nama itu sering digunakan secara bergantian). Kedua-dua carnelian dan sard adalah jenis kalsedon mineral silika yang diwarnai oleh kekotoran oksida besi. Warnanya boleh berbeza-beza, dari oren pucat hingga warna hampir hitam pekat. Kawasan penting termasuk Yanacodo, Peru dan Ratnapura, Sri Lanka . [2] Ia telah ditemui di Indonesia, Brazil, India, Rusia ( Siberia ), dan Jerman .[perlu rujukan]
Rujukan[sunting | sunting sumber]
- ^ Websters New World College Dictionary. Fourth Edition. 2001. Editor in chief Michael Agnes.
- ^ Carnelian on Gemdat.org
Bacaan lanjut[sunting | sunting sumber]
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