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cm(40.6916666667,-76.3,"~~4079.html\">Forestville, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania, USA~)Finkelman, R.B. & Mrose, M.E. (1977) American Mineralogist: 62,316-320.
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cm(40.7666666667,-76.5583333333,"~~23693.html\">Burnside, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, USA~)Mineralogy associated with burning Anthracite deposits of Eastern Pennsylvania, D. M. Lapham, J. H. Barns, W. Downey Jr. and R. B. Finkelman, Min. Rescs. Report #78, 1980
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2 mm rock sample covered by very small white crystals of downeyite - natural selenium dioxide. The mineral is a coal-fire byproduct, formed by gas desublimation on a burning coal dump. The mineral is surprisingly unstable - its so extremely ...~%","Burnside, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, USA");
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