UM1996-34-S:PbTe
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Formula:
Pb(S,Te)2
Co-described with UM1996-28-S:AgPbTe and UM1996-29-S:AgTe.
Reported as "M4". In quartz-sulfide-gold veins with altaite, hessite, petzite, stützite, sylvanite, tellurium, tellurobismuthite, and volynskite.
Electron microprobe data (wt.%, mean and ranges):
Pb 59.52
S 10.71
Te 29.76
total 99.99
The above corresponds to Pb(S1.18Te0.82).
Reported as "M4". In quartz-sulfide-gold veins with altaite, hessite, petzite, stützite, sylvanite, tellurium, tellurobismuthite, and volynskite.
Electron microprobe data (wt.%, mean and ranges):
Pb 59.52
S 10.71
Te 29.76
total 99.99
The above corresponds to Pb(S1.18Te0.82).
Unique Identifiers
Mindat ID:
54069
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:54069:2
Similar Names
| UM1986-50-S:PbTe | Pb2TeS | |
| UM2010-04-S:PdTe | Pd11Te2S2 |
Optical Data of UM1996-34-S:PbTe
Anisotropism:
strong
Colour in reflected light:
creamy white
Chemistry of UM1996-34-S:PbTe
Mindat Formula:
Pb(S,Te)2
Elements listed:
Other Information
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China | |
| Cui et al. (1996) +1 other reference |
