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Volume 58
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Number 6
,
November 2020
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A Structure Hierarchy for the Aluminofluoride Minerals
The Hexagonal ↔ Orthorhombic Structural Phase Transition in Claringbullite, Cu
4
FCl(OH)
6
Preface
Subject Index
Author Index
Structure Topology and Graphical Representation of Decorated and Undecorated Chains of Edge-Sharing Octahedra
A Crystallographically Supported Equation for Calculating Water in Emerald from the Sodium Content
Crystal Chemistry of Zemannite-Type Structures: III. Keystoneite, the Ni
2+
-Analogue of Zemannite, and Ferrotellurite Discredited
NIOBOHEFTETJERNITE, ScNbO
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, A NEW MINERAL FROM THE BEFANAMO PEGMATITE, MADAGASCAR
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Rock-Forming Minerals.
5A
. Non-Silicates: Oxides, Hydroxides, and Sulphides (2
nd
edition)
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THE CLASSIFICATION OF GRANITIC PEGMATITES REVISITED
39
The Serra Branca amazonite pegmatite of the Vieirópolis pegmatite field, Paraíba, Brazil: A new and unusual megacrystic amazonite deposit
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Beryllium-silicon disorder and rare earth crystal chemistry in gadolinite from the White Cloud pegmatite, Colorado, USA
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Bismuth minerals from the intragranitic La Elsa NYF pegmatite, Potrerillos granite, Argentina: Monitors of fluid evolution from magmatic to hydrothermal stage
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