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Chrome-Cerussite

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Dundas Extended Mine, Dundas mineral field, Zeehan district, Tasmania, Australia
© R Bottrill 2006

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A variety of Cerussite

Variety of Cerussite. Not properly Diagnosed yet. Claimed to be a mixture of Cerussite and Crocoite in Hey's Chemical Index of Minerals.

Probably not due to chromium content, which is usually <100ppm. The Yellow color has been proposed to be produced by either organic compounds or by radiation, but the consistent association with crocoite is enigmatic.

Classification of Chrome-Cerussite
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Health Warning:	No information on health risks for this material has been entered into the database. You should always treat mineral specimens with care.
References for Chrome-Cerussite
Reference List: - +	E. Melchiorre, Z. Freeman, S. Harris, B. Talyn and J. Noblet (2006) Dispelling the myth of 'chrome' cerussite: New data on mechanisms responsible for the yellow color. Ausatralian Journal of Mineralogy 12: 93-99
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Localities for Chrome-Cerussite
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Australia
Tasmania Waratah district Magnet Magnet Mine	Melchiorre, E. 2007 Aust. Jnl. Mineralogy
Zeehan district Dundas mineral field	Australian Journal of Mineralogy (2006) 12: 93-99
Adelaide Mine (Adelaide Pty Mine; Adelaide Proprietary Mine)	Bottrill & Baker (in prep) Catalogue of minerals of Tasmania
Dundas Extended Mine	Bottrill & Baker, 2009, Catalogue of Minerals of Tasmania
Red Lead Mine	Bottrill & Baker (2008) Catalogue of minerals of Tasmania; Bottrill & Baker (2008) Catalogue of minerals of Tasmania; Bottrill & Baker (2008) Catalogue of minerals of Tasmania
West Comet Mine	Australian Journal of Mineralogy (2006) 12: 93-99
North Dundas Kapi Mine	Australian Journal of Mineralogy (2006) 12: 93-99

China
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Guilin Prefecture Gongcheng Co. Daoping Mine (Tangping Mine)	Rob Lavinsky

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