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Chrome-Cerussite

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. Yellow color may be produced by organic compounds or by radiation.

Classification of Chrome-Cerussite

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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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    • Tasmania
      • Zeehan district
    Australian Journal of Mineralogy (2006) 12: 93-99
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        • North Dundas
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