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Polybasite-T2ac

A polytype of Pearceite

Pearceite-Polybasite series

Classification of Polybasite-T2ac

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References for Polybasite-T2ac

Reference List:Bindi, Luca, Michel Evain, Paul G. Spry, and Silvio Menchett (2007) The pearceite-polybasite group of minerals: Crystal chemistry and new nomenclature rules. American Mineralogist, Volume 92, pages 918-925.

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