UM1989-16-S:AgClPbSb
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Formula:
Pb8AgSb8S20Cl
Unique combination of elements. Reported as "Mineral C1", co-desribed with 'UM1989-23-S:ClPbSb' ("mineral C"), from which it is indistinguishable under microscope.
Occurs as a cryptocrystalline product, milimeter-size, within massive semseyite. The "product" has a flow texture and also contains boulangerite and tetrahedrite.
Suggested to be a cause of a reaction of earlier sulfosalts with Cl-rich solutions.
Occurs as a cryptocrystalline product, milimeter-size, within massive semseyite. The "product" has a flow texture and also contains boulangerite and tetrahedrite.
Suggested to be a cause of a reaction of earlier sulfosalts with Cl-rich solutions.
Unique Identifiers
Mindat ID:
51636
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:51636:7
Similar Names
| UM1986-34-S:AgCuPbSb | CuAg3Pb13Sb17S40 |
Chemistry of UM1989-16-S:AgClPbSb
Mindat Formula:
Pb8AgSb8S20Cl
Element Weights:
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References for UM1989-16-S:AgClPbSb
Reference List:
Moëlo, Yves; Balitskaya, Olga; Mozgova, Nadia; Sivtsov, Andrei (1989) Chloro-sulfosels de l'indice plombo-antimonifère des Cougnasses (Hautes-Alpes). European Journal of Mineralogy, 1 (3). 381-390 doi:10.1127/ejm/1/3/0381(Abs. in: Jambor, J.L., Burke, E.A.J. (1990): New mineral Names. American Mineralogist: 75: 1435)
Localities for UM1989-16-S:AgClPbSb
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| Moëlo et al. (1989) +1 other reference |
