"ANALYSIS OF PARADOXITE FROM EUBA, SAXONV. Walther Schüler,
Centr. Mineral. 1921, 737 -8.
The mineral occurred with fluorite in quartz and porphyry veins. The forms
present were (110), (101), and (001); sp. gr. 2.425-2.430. Analysis gave: SiO2
65.24, Al2O3 17.73, FeO 0.14, F2O3 0.09, K2O 12.57, Na2O 1.05, CaO 2.86, MgO
0.24, BaO 0.06, SO3 0.04, F trace, sum 100.02. It is practically a K-feldspar.
E. F. H."
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"Zinc usually is not analyzed routinely in electron microprobe
analyses of feldspar, and therefore data on the Zn contents
of natural feldspar are scarce. Therefore, in a
reconnaissance manner, feldspars of Pb-Zn hydrothermal vein
deposits and skarns in association with sphalerite were analyzed
here for their Zn content by electron microprobe. The
occurrence and phase assemblages of these feldspars, known
as
paradoxites, are given in Table 2."
Aus: KARL THOMAS FEHR AND ALEXANDRA L. HUBER, Stability and phase relations of Ca[ZnSi3]O8, a new phase with feldspar structure in the
system CaO-ZnO-SiO2, American Mineralogist, Volume 86, pages 21–28, 2001