...Thomas Wagner; Thomas Monecke Abstract Bornite-bearing ores of the Waterloo volcanic-rock-hosted massive sulfide (VHMS) deposit, northern Queensland, Australia, host germanium-bearing colusite, ideally Cu 24+ x V 2 (As,Sb) 6− x (Sn,Ge) x S 32 , which has been studied by a combination of reflected...

...Paul G. Spry; Stefano Merlino; Su Wang; Xiaomao Zhang; Peter R. Buseck Abstract Structural refinements of Sn-rich and Sn-poor colusite from the Lorano marble quarry, Italy, revealed that the crystals are isometric and belong to space group P 4 3 n . For Sn-rich colusite, CuS 4 and (As,Sn)S 4...

...Philip N. Dangel; B. J. Wuensch Abstract Colusite, a Cu, V, Sn, As sulfide, is isometric, space group P 4 3 m , with a = 10.629±003 Å. The structure is a superstructure based upon a sphalerite-like arrangement of atoms, but is not related to structures of the tetrahedrite family in spite...

...Joseph Murdoch Abstract X -ray powder photographs of colusite, germanite and reniérite show them to be essentially isostructural. They are isometric or pseudo-isometric, some divergences from a truly isometric pattern being shown. Colusite and germanite are isotropic on the polished surface...

...Raymond Nelson Abstract Considerable interest has been evinced, not only locally, but also in research laboratories outside of Butte, in the mineral “colusite,” a sulfo-salt of copper and tin. The present investigation is an outgrowth of apparent discrepancies observed to exist between published...

...Harry Berman; F. A. Gonyer Abstract Colusite was named by Mr. Reno H. Sales, Chief Geologist of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, a number of years before the mineral was studied in detail by Landon and Mogilnor (1933), and by Zachariasen (1933). Somewhat earlier Schneiderhöhn and Ramdohr (1931...

...Robert E. Landon; A. H. Mogilnor Abstract Small amounts of tin in ores shipped from the Leonard, West Colusa, Mountain View and Tramway Mines of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company at Butte, Montana, have been noted for a number of years. The tin-bearing mineral was provisionally named “colusite...

...W. H. Zachariasen Abstract Through the courtesy of Professor R. E. Landon I was given the opportunity to make an x -ray examination of the newly discovered mineral colusite. Copyright © 1933 by the Mineralogical Society of America 1933 Mineralogical Society of America ...