| 释义 |
scap·o·lite
\ˈskapəˌlīt\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Latin scapus shaft + French -o- + -lite; from the prismatic shape of its crystals
1. : a mineral of the scapolite group that is intermediate in composition between meionite and marialite, contains 46 to 54 percent of silica, and resembles feldspar when massive but has a fibrous appearance and higher specific gravity (sp. gr. 2.66-2.73) — called also wernerite
2. : a member of the scapolite group |