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Alexjejewite

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A wax-like hydrocarbon.

Originally described from Kaluzhskaya (Kaluga) Oblast', Central Region, Russia.

Classification of Alexjejewite

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Other Names for Alexjejewite

Synonyms:
Alexeyevite
Other Languages:
German:Alexeyevit
Alexjejewit
Spanish:Alexeyevita
Alexjejewita

Other Information

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