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Bucklandite (of Lévy)
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| Name: | Name introduced by Levy in 1824 for a mineral from one of the Neskilen Fe Mines [Neskiel], Arendal, Norway. It was found on one sample in the collection of Hampden-Turner. The mineral occured as darkbrown to black, small crystals, shortprismatic after [010]. It was named after the english geologist William Buckland (1784-1856) | ||
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| Synonym of: | Allanite | ||
This page provides mineralogical data about Bucklandite (of Lévy).
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| Reference List: - + | LÉVY, [A.] (1824): Account of a new Mineral Substance. Annals of Philosophy. 23, 134-136 |
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Locality Updated: Trübenbach, Gaming, Mostviertel, Lower Austria, AustriaFrom Harald Schillhammer, 23rd May 2013 08:47:24















