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UM1985-05-E:CuSn
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Formula:
(Cu,Pb)5Sn2
author's formula: ~Cu3Sn
Found together with 'UM1985-04-E:CuNiSn' and a phase chemically and stoichiometrically corresponding to 'eta-bronze'; the minerals are found as fine-grained intergrowths and their aggregates are up to 0.3 mm in size. The aggregates were encountered within xenoliths of serpentinized garnet-spinel and spinel peridotites from a kimberlite. Other associated minerals include aluminium, copper, graphite, lead, tin, zinc, cuprostibite, moissanite, and stistaite.
Chemically especially similar to 'UM1978-02-E:CuPbSn' and also to sorosite, and 'UM1965-07-E:CuSn'.
Chemically especially similar to 'UM1978-02-E:CuPbSn' and also to sorosite, and 'UM1965-07-E:CuSn'.
Unique Identifiers
Mindat ID:
47821
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:47821:6
Similar Names
| UM1965-06-E:CuSn | A synonym of 'Eta-bronze' | |
| UM1965-07-E:CuSn | Invalid as an unnamed mineral | Cu3Sn |
| UM1980-01-E:CuZn | Invalid as an unnamed mineral | Cu3Zn |
| UM1980-02-E:CuZn | Invalid as an unnamed mineral | Cu4.45Zn |
| UM1981-18-S:CuSn | Cu6CuSn2S8 | |
| UM1986-11-CO:Zn | Zn-C-O-H ? | |
| UM1986-49-S:CuSn | Cu11Sn5S16 | |
| UM2000-05-E:AuSn | Invalid as an unnamed mineral | AuSn2 |
Chemistry of UM1985-05-E:CuSn
Mindat Formula:
(Cu,Pb)5Sn2
author's formula: ~Cu3Sn
author's formula: ~Cu3Sn
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| Koval'skii et al. (1985) +1 other reference |
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