Minyulite

Minyulite is a rare mineral discovered in the year 1933 ^[1] It was described by Simpson and Lesurier. It occurs as groups of radiating fine fiber within rock cracks of phosphatic ironstone.^[2] The mineral is named after the location where it was first discovered which is Minyulo Well in western Australia.^[3] It's chemical formula is {KAl2[(OH,F)|(PO4)2].4H2O}^[4].

Notes

^ Simpson and Le Mesurier. (1933) Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia: 19: 13
^ Kampf, A.R. (1977) Minyulite: its atomic arrangement. American Mineralogist: 62: 256–262
^ Simpson and Le Mesurier (1933) Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia: 19: 13
^ ( Duda&Rejl90) PHYS. PROP.(Enc. of Minerals,2nd ed.,1990) OPTIC PROP.(Enc. of Minerals,2nd ed.,1990)

[1] Simpson and Le Mesurier. (1933) Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia: 19: 13

[2] Kampf, A.R. (1977) Minyulite: its atomic arrangement. American Mineralogist: 62: 256–262

[3] Simpson and Le Mesurier (1933) Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia: 19: 13

[4] ( Duda&Rejl90) PHYS. PROP.(Enc. of Minerals,2nd ed.,1990) OPTIC PROP.(Enc. of Minerals,2nd ed.,1990)

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