Hallimondite, a new uranium mineral from the Michael Mine near Reichenbach (Black Forest, Germany)

The hallimondite occurs as small tabular crystals with triclinic symmetry and as fine-grained coatings in cavities and fissures in quartz, in association with hügelite and mimetite. Data on mode of occurrence, crystallography, and physical, optical, chemical, and x-ray properties are reported. The f...

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Published in:The American mineralogist 1965, Vol.50 (9), p.1143-1157
Main Author: Walenta, Kurt
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Central Europe
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Germany
hallimondite
mineral data
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Pb2(UO2)(AsO4)2
properties
triclinic system
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description The hallimondite occurs as small tabular crystals with triclinic symmetry and as fine-grained coatings in cavities and fissures in quartz, in association with hügelite and mimetite. Data on mode of occurrence, crystallography, and physical, optical, chemical, and x-ray properties are reported. The formula Pb2(UO2)(AsO4)2 was derived from synthetic material. Comparison with the lead uranyl phosphate mineral parsonsite shows hallimondite to be the arsenate analogue of parsonsite.
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title Hallimondite, a new uranium mineral from the Michael Mine near Reichenbach (Black Forest, Germany)
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