..., with an occupancy of 0.24, lies at 2/3,1/3,0.084 and shares the site with a water molecule (occupancy 0.06). As a result, a formula of Cu 36 Cl 7.8 (NO 3 ) 1.3 (SO 4 ) 0.35 (OH) 62.2 .5.2H 2 O is obtained. Re-refinement of deposited data for a supposed connellite crystal from the Toughnut mine,Tombstone, Arizona...

...W. John McLean; John W. Anthony Abstract The crystal structure of connellite has been solved from the Patterson function and refined to an R factor of 0.07. The structure analysis shows the most probable space group to be P 6 2 c . The most probable chemical composition of the crystal studied...

...Edw. F. Holden Abstract Recently the writer received from Professor C. Palache some fragments of the connellite which he has described from Bisbee. 1 Its resemblance to “ceruleofibrite,” proposed as a new species by the writer, 2 led to a re-examination of the material, with the result...

... to progressive alteration and crystallization in a closed system. Other minerals in this assemblage include atacamite, caledonite, cerussite, connellite, diaboleite, fluorite, georgerobinsonite, hematite, leadhillite, matlockite, murdochite, phosgenite, pinalite, quartz, wulfenite and yedlinite. Bobmeyerite...

... are olivenite, malachite, gilmarite, cornubite, connellite, theoparacelsite, brochantite, cuprite, native copper, algodonite, and domeykite. Lapeyreite occurs in geodes of cuprite (0.5 mm diameter) as aggregates formed by perfect elongate rectangular crystals (up to 0.2 × 0.05 × 0.01 mm in size), acicular...

... ·H 2 O. Redgillite is typically found in thin fractures in partly oxidized sulphides where it is commonly associated with langite and more rarely with malachite, cuprite, connellite and brochantite. The name is for the Red Gill mine, from which the mineral is best known. The crystal structure...

... at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology, was found and used for purposes of comparison. The specimen is a small, superb group of crystals associated with connellite and malachite. Copyright © 1962 by the Mineralogical Society of America 1962 Mineralogical Society of America ...

...Edw. F. Holden Abstract The empirical formula of thaumasite has been shown by several analyses to be CaCO 3 .CaSO 4 .CaSiO 3 .15H 2 O. Penfield and Pratt 1 considered the mineral a silicate, but Wherry 2 has shown it to be more probably a sulfate, crystallographically related to connellite...

... X-ray diffraction peaks for 010 and 100, which negate space group Pmcn , are present in the pattern of hydrothermal ancylite. J.L.J. D.E. Hibbs, P. Leverett, P.A. Williams (2003) Connellite– buttgenbachite from the Great Australia mine, Cloncurry: a crystal structural formula. Austral. J...

..., including buttgenbachite, claringbullite, connellite, cornetite, gerhardtite and nantokite ( Wallace and Pring, 1990 ; Day and Beyer, 1995 ; Sharpe and Williams 1999 ; Hibbs et al. , 2003 ) were collected from the dumps of the Great Australia mine, located 2 km south of Cloncurry, northwest Queensland...

...). Native elements selenium, siderazot, sulphur Sulphides chalcopyrite, covellite , galena, millerite, orpiment(?), pyrite, pyrrhotite, realgar Halides atacamite, avogadrite , bararite, bischofite(?), carobbiite, chloraluminite, chlormanganokalite, chlorocalcite, chloromagnesite, connellite...

.... Comparison of octahedral and tetragonal field parameters (cm −1 ) of Cu 2+ in selected minerals. Mineral Dq Ds Dt Reference Brochanthite [Cu 2+ (SO 4 )(OH) 6 ] 1050 1730 285 Reddy et al. (1987) Connellite [Cu 2+ 6 Cl 6 (SO 4 ) 2 (OH) 62 ·12H 2 O] 1205 1525 450 Sreeramulu...

... shards of the characteristic Broken Hill galena–Mn-silicate ore and quartz. Some cavities host a complex suite of secondary minerals that is dominated by orange/pale-brown translucent marshite tetrahedra, blue linarite and connellite, green brochantite and tsumebite, white anglesite, traces...

..., azurite, gold and quartz. On the 46-meter level, as fine-grained coatings on cavity walls in quartz veins, associated with connellite, tyrolite and azurite. General appearance : Square crystal plates (25 to 150 μm across and 1 μm thick), with rounded corners; also as sheaf-like subparallel...

... type worked ( Embrey & Symes 1987 ). A considerable array of supergene minerals has been recorded from the Mineral Tramway area including: azurite, brochantite, chalcophyllite, chenevixite, chrysocolla, clinoclase, connellite,copper, cornwallite, cuprite, goethite, liroconite, malachite...

... is associated with olivenite, cornubite, connellite, clinotyrolite, cuprite, native copper, algodonite, domeykite, and others at the Roua copper occurrences, Var valley, Alpes-Maritimes area, France. Type material is in the Natural History Museum of Geneva, Switzerland. The new mineral name is for Swiss...

... is a polymorph of clinoclase, is associated with cuprite, posnjakite, langite, clinotyrolite, connellite, and several other minerals. These occur in small geodes in narrow (<1 m) carbonate veins containing native copper and Cu arsenides at the Roua deposit, Guillaumes municipality, about 50 km from Nice...

..., claringbullite, Cu 8 (OH) 14 Cl 2 ·2H 2 O, which has been found in mines with cuprite, is very rare and probably unstable when compared with connellite ( Pollard et al ., 1983 ). Belloite, CuCl(OH), is a secondary mineral associated with paratacamite and rather unstable in humid environments; in an aqueous...