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Lederite (of Jackson and Hayes)

A synonym of 'Ledererite'
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The "lederite" of Jackson and Hayes (1834) was actually a mistake. The first use of the name "Lederite" was a typographical error in Torrey (1829) when he was referring to Ledererite. Unfortunately, the typographical error has been perpetuated ever since. The use of Lederite as a species name was by Charles U. Shepard in 1840.
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A synonym of Ledererite
This page provides mineralogical data about Lederite (of Jackson and Hayes).


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Mindat ID:
5459 (as Lederite (of Jackson and Hayes))
9980 (as Ledererite)
1714 (as Gmelinite Subgroup)
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:5459:7 (as Lederite (of Jackson and Hayes))
mindat:1:1:9980:2 (as Ledererite)
mindat:1:1:1714:1 (as Gmelinite Subgroup)

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BederiteA valid IMA mineral speciesCa2(Mn2+)4(Fe3+)2(PO4)6 · 2H2O
LateriteA rock classification type
LederitA synonym of Gmelinite Subgroup
Lederite
Lederite (of Shepard)A variety of TitaniteCaTi(SiO4)O
LeedriteA synonym of Leedsite
LotriteA synonym of Pumpellyite Subgroup

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