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Cerussite (also
known as lead
carbonate or
white lead ore) is a
mineral consisting of lead
carbonate with the
chemical formula PbCO3, and is an important...
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cerussite gem,
weighing 898
carats (179.6 g). It is
currently part of the
collection of the
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto. The raw
cerussite was...
- incrustations. It
occurs ****ociated with smithsonite, hemimorphite, willemite,
cerussite, aurichalcite,
calcite and limonite. It was
first described in 1853 for...
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Chlorargyrite is water-insoluble. It
occurs ****ociated with
native silver,
cerussite, iodargyrite, atacamite, malachite,
jarosite and
various iron–manganese...
- conditions. It also
occurs as a
result of mine fires. It is ****ociated with
cerussite, galena, litharge, m****icot, mimetite,
native lead, and wulfenite. It...
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secondary mineral in
oxidized hydrothermal lead deposits. It
occurs with
cerussite, anglesite, smithsonite, hemimorphite, vanadinite, pyromorphite, mimetite...
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Carletonite Carnallite C****iterite
Catapleiite Cavansite Celestite Ceruleite Cerussite Chabazite Chalcopyrite Chambersite Charlesite Charoite Childrenite Chiolite...
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Minerals with a true
adamantine lustre are uncommon, with
examples including cerussite, zircon, and
cubic zirconia.
Minerals with a
lesser (but
still relatively...
- compounds,
generally in the form of
sulfides such as
galena (lead sulfide) or
cerussite (lead carbonate). So the
primary production of
silver requires the smelting...
- minerals.
Frequently ****ociated
minerals include: linarite, malachite,
cerussite, brochantite, anglesite, leadhillite, and azurite. Caledonite's blue color...
