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Unnamed (MSH UK-60)

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Synonym of:Arisite-(Ce)


Initially, the mineral was referred to as MSH UK60 (Chao et al., 1990), with the simplified bulk formula (Sr,Ba,Ca,REE,CO3). These authors considered two possibly related phases, one with Ba>Sr (UK60) and one with Sr>Ba (UK60a). Subsequent work showed that neither Ba nor Sr are essential to the mineral, which was then recognised to be identical to a new species from Aris, Namibia, named arisite-(Ce).

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