Vanodiochrome spinel

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Vanadian chromian Magnetite variety.
Using the name "Vanadiochrome spinel", Mathiesen (1970) describes a magnetite containing large amounts of vanadium (16,98% V2O3) and chrome (Cr2O3), occuring in a small area with felsic rock cut by veins filled with this magnetite, rutile, albite and quartz.

Classification of Vanodiochrome spinel
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References for Vanodiochrome spinel
Reference List: - +	Mathiesen (1970)
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Localities for Vanodiochrome spinel
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Norway

Finnmark

Kautokeino

Bidjovagge Au-Cu deposit

Mathiesen, C.O. (1969): An occurence of unusual minerals at Bidjovagge, Northern Norway.Norges Geologiske Undersøkelse 266, 86-104

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