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X-Ray Laboratory, Hubei Geologic College (1974): The crystal chemistry of astrophyllite group minerals. Scientia Geologica Sinica 1974(1), 18-33 (in Chinese with English abstract). [American Mineralogist: 60, 736-737 (abstract)]

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Platinum Metal Mineral Research Group, Microprobe Analysis Laboratory, X-ray Powder Photograph Laboratory, and Mineral Dressing Laboratory, Kweiyang Institute of Geochemistry, Academia Sinica (1974): Tellurostibnide of palladium and nickel and other new minerals and varieties of platinum metals. Geochimica: 3: 169-l8l (in Chinese, with English abstract)
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