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U-Galena

A variety of Galena

A variety of Galena containing uranium-derived lead of isotope Pb-206.

Classification of U-Galena

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    Localities for U-Galena

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    Finland
     
    • Oulun (Oulu) Lääni
      • Kuusamo
    USA
     
    • New York
      • Westchester Co.
    AmMin 20:443
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