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| Name: | For its occurrence at the Styrian Erzberg, Styria, Austria. | ||
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| A Mixture Of: | Aragonite, Calcite | ||
White to brown banded sinters, consisting of alternating thin layers of aragonite and calcite, owing their colour to finely dispersed limonite. Sometimes used as a decorative stone. | |||
Classification of Erzbergite | ||||
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Other Names for Erzbergite | ||||
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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 Erzbergite | ||||
| Reference List: | E. Hatle: Mitt. Nat. Ver. Stmk. (1892) | |||
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Localities for Erzbergite | ||||
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