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Pyrrhotite from
Jaroso Ravine, Sierra Almagrera, Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería, Andalusia, Spain


Locality type:Ravine
Classification
Species:Pyrrhotite
Formula:Fe1-xS
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Pyrrhotite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Jaroso Ravine, Sierra Almagrera, Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería, Andalusia, Spain
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1286712
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1286712:5
GUID (UUID V4):d120d974-90ed-4975-8116-41c7b77697ce
Nearest other occurrences of Pyrrhotite
2.5km (1.5 miles) Golosina mine, Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería, Andalusia, Spain
83.5km (51.9 miles) Brunita open pit (Brunita Quarry), La Unión, Murcia, Spain
85.9km (53.4 miles) Jose Maestre tunnel, Portman, La Unión, Murcia, Spain
90.2km (56.1 miles) Los Blancos Quarry, Llano del Beal, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain
References
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Breithaupt in the Barranco del Jaroso (Jaroso Ravine) of Sierra Almagrera, southeastern Spain [1]. The name jarosite...the Spanish name for a yellow flower from Sierra Almagrera, because of their similarities in color. Jarosites...Theil neuen Gang-Mineralien des Baranco Jaroso in der Sierra Almagrera. BergUndhüttenmännisches Ztg. Mit Bes...Carlson, L.; Tuovinen, O.H. Mineral Products of Pyrrhotite Oxidation by Thiobacillus ferrooxidans. Appl...X. Bio-oxidation of pyrite, chalcopyrite and pyrrhotite by Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans. Chin. Sci
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Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, the Soviet Union, Poland...Kazakhstan, Soviet Union. jarosite, Jaroso ravine in Sierra Almagrera, Spain. joaquinite, Joaquin ridge of...(Labrador Territory) and andalusite (Andalusia, a province of Spain). Several American county names are...alamosite, Alamos, Sonora, Mexico. aragonite, Aragon, Spain. bararite, Barari, Bengal, India. bytownite, By...Scotland. villamaninite, Villamamn, Leon Province, Spain. NAMES AFTER MINES AND MINERAL DEPOSITS A common
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pages) AC Acra Crysrallographica ACGAEC Acra del XV Co11greso Geologico Argentino, El Ca/afate ACSc...Atti de/la Sod,•ta ltalicma di Scienze Natura/i e del Museo Civico di Storla N<1turalt•di .\,fi/,mo AS0...FcSe, hex .. Cacheuta Mine. Ccrro de Cacheuta. Sierra de Cacheuta. Mcndoza, Argentina. l'UM.\11972. 276-280...1](OH)6·nHP {n~ 11.3).hex.. Cascrras,JuescaProvincc,Spain,73, 1498-1499,84, 1467-1468 (sir.)(abst.),EJA/ 16...Slllimanlte. form a • ri with Kanonalte. Andalusia region. Spain A.ndalusitegroup O Andersonite. 1 a:Ca(UO:)(CO
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Mg)4oSii2036(OH)i2C03*12H20, E blue-green. Caserras, Aragon, Spain. Mon. Translucent blue, H= 3, Djjj= 2.48, D(.=...(Abst.). Ramdohr & Cevales, 1980. Almeraite, Spain. 94. KNaMgCl4*H20, @ Syst=? Translucent reddish... Trie. Vitreous red, brownish-red, orange-red. Sierra Gorda, Caracoles, Chile (?). H= 2.5, Djjj=2.2,...Vitreous colorless. Tincalayu Borax deposit, Salar Del Hombre Muerto, Salta, Argentina. H= 2.5, Djjj= 2...Gysinite-(Nd). Andalusite, A^SiOg, etc. Andalusia, Spain. Orth. Translucent pink, white, red, grey
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Dieuze in Lorraine. Near Cardona in Barcelona, Spain. At North wich, Cheshire, England. Skeletal crystals...minor quantities, at numerous localities in France, Spain, Italy, and England. Found in large amounts at many...iodian bromyrite. At Hiendelaencina and Navacerrada, Spain; at Montmins, Allier, France. With A notable locality...Goldfield, Nevada, with bismoclite. At Lake Valley, Sierra County, New Mexico, At the Commonwealth mine, associated...Serbia, as crusts upon cinnabar, barite, quartz. In Spain at Almadenejos in Ciudad Real province, Castile
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sensation caused by Dal'negorsk calcite, fluorite, pyrrhotite, sphalerite, galena, datolite, manganaxinite...2005a). Conception del Oro, Zacatecas. In one of the mines of the Conception del Oro district, a small...). SPAIN Barranco de Jaroso, Sierra Almagrera, Almeria Province [Andalucia]. Barranco de Jaroso ("Jaroso...transparent crystals to 2 cm, intergrown with pyrrhotite and calcite (Burlakov, 1999b). KALIOPHILITE...species are fluorapatite, staurolite, garnets and pyrrhotite (1995: 497; Garmo, 1995). SWITZERLAND Pizzo
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Avenida Jose Antonia 585, Barcelona, ™ ' - • . Spain. Acta Geologica Polonica, 1950-, Polska Akademia...y Minero de Espaiia, Rios Rosas, 23, Madrid, 3, Spain. British Ceramic Society, Transactions and Journal...Granada, Secretariado de Publicaciones, Granada, Spain. Current Science, India, 1932-, Current Science...Mallada," 1961. Cursillos y Conseries ferencias del, 8. Luth, W. alkali C, 1974. feldspars: Analysis...case Indeed, when phosfrancolite). Estremadura, Spain; Staff el, Ger- many; and Tonopah, Nevada. It
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such as the Huesca and Lerida provinces (northern Spain), at St Pandelon (Landes, France) and Morocco. Aerinite...Andrea Cesalpino around 1500 relates tin white to Spain (Spanish?) white, furthermore naming Alexandrian...and the reference to Spain probably derives from the existence of a tin mine in Spain that had been in operation...pigment which Field (1835) states is found in Andalusia and is also called Terra Sinoptica. Other variants...end of the sixteenth century, but carried on in Spain at least until the beginning of the eighteenth century
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1912, and entitled ‘Analisi di alcuni minerali del Veneto, Nota I, Arduinite, un nuovo minerale’, but...flesh-red cubic crystals resembling garnet, from the Sierra de Cordoba, Argentina. Named after Prof. Wilhelm...cryptocrystalline crusts on granite near Pontevedra, Spain. Named after the Spanish entomologist Ignacio Bolivar...[Naujakasik] Brocchite. A. Scacchi, 1840. Annali Civili del Regno delle Due Sicilie, Napoli, vol. xxiii, p. 15;...Br)3.6H20. Carnallite from New Mexico, Utah, and Spain contains Br 0-1-0-29%. [M.A., 7, 490; 10, 304, 344
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such as the Huesca and Lerida provinces (northern Spain), at St Pandelon (Landes, France) and Morocco. Aerinite...Andrea Cesalpino around 1500 relates tin white to Spain (Spanish?) white, furthermore naming Alexandrian...and the reference to Spain probably derives from the existence of a tin mine in Spain that had been in operation...pigment which Field (1835) states is found in Andalusia and is also called Terra Sinoptica. Other variants...end of the sixteenth century, but carried on in Spain at least until the beginning of the eighteenth century
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described in about 1750 as white gold or 'platina del Pinto', platina being a diminutive of plata (Spanish...and the 'iron hat' of the famous Rio Tinto mine, Spain. The most important gold deposit in the world, Witwatersrand...sulphur in the wellknown pyrite deposit of Rio Tinto, Spain. The sedimentogenic sulphur deposits are most important...sulphur, in Sicily, Karakum in the USSR, Calabria in Spain, Texas and Louisiana in U.S.A., are sedimentogenic...principally at the world-famous deposit of Rio Tinto in Spain. COBALTITE, CoAsS. Contains 35·53% Co, 45·15% As
 
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