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Bajiazite

A synonym of Tellurocanfieldite
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Formula:
Ag8SnS6
Name:
The name was first published without approval by Weining Zhou (1994), p. 235 (second last entry in table 2), under the chinese name "八家子矿", which translates to "Bajiazite" ("八家子" = Bajiazi, which is the FRL of tellurocanfieldite. Later this mineral was approved as a new mineral given the name Tellurocanfieldite (IMA 2012-013). The approval for this mineral was later withdrawn by the IMA. A subsequent single-crystal structural analysis has shown that Te is disordered
over the three sulfur sites and thus the material
is in fact Te-rich canfieldite.
See also messageboard at http://www.mindat.org/mesg-14-271037.html
Synonym:
A synonym of Tellurocanfieldite
Synonyme of Tellurocanfieldite, now a discredited mineral = A Te-rich canfieldite.


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Unique IdentifiersHide

Mindat ID:
46848 (as Bajiazite)
42786 (as Tellurocanfieldite)
882 (as Canfieldite)
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:46848:6 (as Bajiazite)
mindat:1:1:42786:9 (as Tellurocanfieldite)
mindat:1:1:882:2 (as Canfieldite)
GUID
(UUID V4):
0b2c2833-9fba-4bee-895a-85b763c264a1 (as Bajiazite)
24af2631-e19e-4547-ab38-f3eea5702f40 (as Tellurocanfieldite)
351e5eba-effa-42d8-be96-b2d7370bcd0f (as Canfieldite)

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