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Knipovichite

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A variety of Alumohydrocalcite

Equivalent to Chromian Alumohydrocalcite.
Discredited as a distinct species.

Classification of Knipovichite

IMA status:Discredited 1975
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Other Names for Knipovichite

Synonyms:
Knipovitchite
Other Languages:
German:Knipovichit
Knipovitchit
Knipowitschit
Spanish:Knipovichita
Knipovitchita

Other Information

Health Warning:No information on health risks for this material has been entered into the database. You should always treat mineral specimens with care.

References for Knipovichite

Reference List:

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Dunning, G.E., J.F. Cooper & J.S. White (1975), Chromian alumohydrocalcite from California and knipovichite discredited: Min. Record: 6: 180-183.

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