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G.W Brindley,David L.Bish, and Hsien-Ming Wan.,1977,The Nature of Kerolite, its relation to Talc and Stevensite:Mineral Mag.,41,443-452

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Madison County, North Carolina, USAβ“˜ Kerolite

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