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UM2001-01-As:HgPbPd
Valid as an unnamed mineral
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Formula:
Pd11(Pb,Hg)As2
Chemically resembles borishanskiite and some unnamed species.
A (single), anhedral grain, ca. 39 μm in diameter. Association: atokite, arsenopalladinite, cabriite, froodite, majakite, mertieite-II, sperrylite, taimyrite.
Electron microprobe data [wt.%]:
Pd 66.7
As 9.0
Pb 13.8
Hg 9.0
total 98.5
This corresponds to Pd10.95As2.10(Pb1.16Hg0.79)Σ1.95.
A (single), anhedral grain, ca. 39 μm in diameter. Association: atokite, arsenopalladinite, cabriite, froodite, majakite, mertieite-II, sperrylite, taimyrite.
Electron microprobe data [wt.%]:
Pd 66.7
As 9.0
Pb 13.8
Hg 9.0
total 98.5
This corresponds to Pd10.95As2.10(Pb1.16Hg0.79)Σ1.95.
Unique Identifiers
Mindat ID:
54290
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:54290:0
IMA Classification of UM2001-01-As:HgPbPd
IMA status notes:
Unnamed (probably valid)
Chemistry of UM2001-01-As:HgPbPd
Mindat Formula:
Pd11(Pb,Hg)As2
Element Weights:
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South Africa | |
| Rudashevsky et al. (2001) +1 other reference |
