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Schoenfliesite Group

Formula:
M
2+
 
[Sn
4+
 
(OH)
 
6
]


Cubic stannates of the general formula indicated above. The members of this group contain a hexahydroxostannate(IV) anion.

Compare the Stottite Group.

Classification of Schoenfliesite Group

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Chemical Properties of Schoenfliesite Group

Formula:
M
2+
 
[Sn
4+
 
(OH)
 
6
]

Relationship of Schoenfliesite Group to other Species

Minerals Related to Group:
:
Ca[Sn(OH)
 
6
]
:
(Cu,Zn,Fe
2+
 
)[Sn(OH)
 
6
]
:
Fe
2+
 
[Sn(OH)
 
6
]
:
Mg[Sn(OH)
 
6
]
:
Zn[Sn(OH)
 
6
]
:
Mn
2+
 
[Sn(OH)
 
6
]

Other Information

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