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Description
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A lime-soda rock form of mineral, which may give off dust. Bulk density: 1,667 kg/m3. Non-IMSBC Code information : Grey to smokey black in colour. Labradorite, by definition, must contain 50-70 percent calcium to 50-30 percent sodium in the calicum/sodium proportions. A calcium-rich feldspar. For more information on feldspar, see "additional information" and separate cargo entry "feldspar lump".
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Trade Names (Synonyms)
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Anorthosite , Black Moonstone, Labrador Feldspar, Opaline Feldspar, Spectrolite, Silicita, Carnatite.
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