Chlorite
Chlorite is a relatively common green mineral – a member of the Mica group. It is often found as foliated sheets, surface growths, or as an inclusion in other materials.
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Appearance, Uses and History
Chlorite is actually a group of minerals – however, it can be extremely difficult to differentiate between them and the specific chlorite minerals are little known. The most common are clinochlore and chamosite.
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Photos of Chlorite
Hazards and Warnings
Almost all rocks, minerals (and, frankly, almost all other substances on earth) can produce toxic dust when cutting, which can cause serious respiratory conditions including silicosis.
When cutting or polishing rocks, minerals, shells, etc, all work should be done wet to minimise the dust, and a suitable respirator or extraction system should be used.
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