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Chromian Leadhillite



A chromium-bearing variety of leadhillite.

Classification of Chromian Leadhillite

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References for Chromian Leadhillite

Reference List:Dunn, P.J., et al (1989), Pinalite, a new lead tungstate chloride mineral from the Mammoth mine, Pinal Co., AZ, Am.Min.: 74: 934-935; Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 329.

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    Localities for Chromian Leadhillite

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    • Arizona
      • Pinal Co.
        • Mammoth District
          • Tiger
            • St. Anthony deposit
    Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 329; Dunn, P.J., et al (1989), Pinalite, a new lead tungstate chloride mineral from the Mammoth mine, Pinal Co., AZ, Am.Min.: 74: 934-935.
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