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Ni-Bi-As occurrence, Čierna Lehota, Suchý and Malá Magura Mts, Trenčín region, Slovakia

(Čierna Lehota, Suchý - Malá Magura vrchy, Trenčiansky Kraj, Slovenská Republika)

The Ni-Bi-As mineralization is situated approximately 2 km SSE from the village Čierna Lehota. Mineralization is situated in a narrow zone of black shales and intensively graphitized rocks(graphitic-biotitic gneisses, graphitic metaquartzite).

Ref.:
- Mikuš, T., Pršek, J., Chovan, M., Makovicky, E.(2002): New type of hydrothermal mineralization in the Tatric tectonic unit (Western Carpathians): Ni-Bi-As mineral assemblage in the black shales. Geol. Carpath., 53, special issue. Proceedings of the XVII Congress of CBGA, Bratislava.
- Pršek, J., Mikuš, T., Makovicky, E., Chovan, M.(2005): Cuprobismutite, kupčíkite, hodrushite and associated sulfosalts from the black shale hosted Ni-Bi-As mineralization at Čierna Lehota, Slovakia. Eur. J. Mineral., 17, p.155-162.





Mineral List:
  • Aikinite
  • Annabergite
  • Arsenopyrite
  • Azurite
  • Bismuth
  • Bismuthinite
  • Calcite
  • Chalcocite
  • Chalcopyrite
  • Copper
  • Cuprite
  • Cuprobismutite
  • Dolomite
       var: Ferroan Dolomite
  • Erythrite
  • Galena
  • Gersdorffite
  • Hematite
  • Hodrušite
  • Kupčíkite
  • Löllingite
  • Magnetite
  • Malachite
  • Matildite
  • Pararammelsbergite
  • Pyrite
  • Quartz
  • Retgersite
  • Siderite
  • Sphalerite
  • Tennantite


    31 entries listed. 30 valid minerals.

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