Aluminous Coquimbite

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A variety of Coquimbite

An aluminous variety of coquimbite formed as a by-product of a burning pyritic orebody.

Classification of Aluminous Coquimbite
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References for Aluminous Coquimbite
Reference List: - +	Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 186; Lausen, C. (1928), Hydrous sulphates formed under fumerolic conditions at the United Verde mine, AmMin: 13: 203-229; Anderson, C.A. (1927), Voltaite from Jerome, AZ, Am.Min.: 12: 287-290.
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Localities for Aluminous Coquimbite
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USA

Arizona

Yavapai Co.

Black Hills (Black Hill Range)

Verde District

Jerome

United Verde Mine (The Big Hole; Big Hole property; Hull Mine; Hopewell tunnel; Patented claim 3480; Patented claim 2812; Patented claims 3348)

Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 186; Lausen, C. (1928), Hydrous sulphates formed under fumerolic conditions at the United Verde mine, AmMin: 13: 203-229; Anderson, C.A. (1927), Voltaite from Jerome, AZ, Am.Min.: 12: 287-290.

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