leucitite
leucitite An
extrusive, undersaturated (see
SILICA SATURATION),
mafic igneous rock consisting of
essential leucite and
augite, with
accessory iron oxide and
apatite. When
olivine or
nepheline are also present, the rock is termed an olivineleucitite or a nepheline-leucitite respectively. Leucitites are allied to
phonolites, with which they are commonly associated in the field.
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