
Snow White Tumbled Garden Pebble Stone
China
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Min Order : 60 Tons
| Grade | Size | Surface | Reference FOB Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Length: 2.5, Width: 5.08 | Polished | $150.00/Tons |
| B | Length: 5.08, Width: 7.62 | Polished | $150.00/Tons |
Established: Sep 09,2019
Main Product: marble pebbles, crushed marble, calcium carbonate
Alejandro Gomez
Sales Manager
Tel: +52-9983031187
Adr: Avenida Constituyentes No. 399 Col. Carbajal Mexicali

China
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China
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Greece
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The X-ray diffraction method and the petrographic analysis determine that the purity of these marble samples is between 93 and 98%. The rest are quartz crystals and traces of other components.
Macroscopic Description:
Massive-looking, grayish-white rock with traces of superficial weathering. Fault striae and slight fracturing are observed.
Microscopic Description
• Texture
Rock with a granoblastic texture composed of an equigranular mosaic of calcite grains (CaCO3).
• Mineralogy
The main component is calcite. Subrounded quartz crystals (SiO2) and smaller amounts of muscovite and biotite are also observed.
• Classification: Based on its texture and its mineralogy, the rock is classified as marble, a rock of metamorphic origin.

China
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Turkey
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China
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China
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Greece
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Viet Nam
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India
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The X-ray diffraction analysis made by our chemicals indicates the presence of calcite as the main component and quartz as a secondary component in the three samples analyzed. The diffraction patterns are practically the same; the only thing that changes are the component proportions. Samples M01 and M02 show 98% calcite and 2% quartz; this is possibly due to the close proximity between the two samples. Sample M03 shows 93% calcite and 7% quartz. Hematite and other minerals observed in the petrographic microscope were not detected by this method in any of the samples since their abundance is less than 1%. While the beige coloration of sample M03 may be due to the higher hematite content, this does not change the purity.
In conclusion, the X-ray diffraction method and the petrographic analysis determine that the purity of these marble samples is between 93 and 98%. The rest are quartz crystals and traces of other components.