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Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2012
The Canadian Mineralogist (2012) 50 (2): 313–324.
...Adam Pieczka; Bożena Gołębiowska Abstract We describe a complete sequence of cuprobismutite homologues (kupčikite, hodrušite, cuprobismutite and an unnamed N = 2.5 homologue) coexisting with one another, generally in the form of coherent, lamellar intergrowths, found in a granitic pegmatite cutting...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2012
The Canadian Mineralogist (2012) 50 (2): 325–340.
...Stanislav Jeleň; Jaroslav Pršek; Vladimir A. Kovalenker; Dan Topa; Jiří Sejkora; Martin Števko; Daniel Ozdín Abstract An interesting association of the Bi sulfosalts was identified in the Rozália mine, Hodruša–Hámre, Slovakia. Sulfosalts of the cuprobismutite series are the most common, and occur...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 January 2005
European Journal of Mineralogy (2005) 17 (1): 155–162.
...Jaroslav PRŠEK; Tomáš MIKUŠ; Emil MAKOVICKY; Martin CHOVAN Abstract Three sulphosalts from the cuprobismutite homologous series have been found in a hydrothermal Ni-Bi-As mineralization at Čierna Lehota (Slovakia). Kupčíkite (second world occurrence) has a significant content of Pb (2.73 wt...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2004
Mineralogical Magazine (2004) 68 (2): 279–300.
...C. L. Ciobanu; A. Pring; N. J. Cook Abstract Coherent intergrowths, at the lattice scale, between cuprobismutite ( N = 2) and structurally related paděraite along both major axes (15 Å and 17 Å repeats) of the two minerals are reported within skarn from Ocna de Fier, Romania. The structural...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 December 2003
The Canadian Mineralogist (2003) 41 (6): 1481–1501.
...Dan Topa; Emil Makovicky; Tonči Balić-Žunić Abstract Crystal structures of natural cuprobismutite, Cu 8.05 (Bi 12.83 Ag 0.96 Pb 0.15 Cd 0.08 ) ∑14.02 S 23.93 , from Felbertal, Austria, with a 17.590(4), b 3.922(1), c 15.177(3) Å, β 100.710(4)°, space group C 2/ m , Z = 1, and of two samples...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2003
The Canadian Mineralogist (2003) 41 (2): 441–456.
...Nigel J. Cook; Cristiana L. Ciobanu Abstract An assemblage consisting of bismuthinite derivatives, mainly in the range gladite – oversubstituted bismuthinite (Cu 0.833 Pb 0.833 Bi 19.167 S 30 ), makovickyite, and intergrowths of cuprobismutite and paděraite, with minor hodrushite, occurs...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 September 1986
The Canadian Mineralogist (1986) 24 (3): 513–521.
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 1940
American Mineralogist (1940) 25 (9): 611–613.
...Charles Palache Abstract Examination of the type specimen of cuprobismutite upon which Hillebrand founded the species was made possible by the loan of the specimen (U.S.N.M. 92902) by the U. S. National Museum. This examination revealed the definite occurrence in it of two minerals, bismuthinite...
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Hyperbolic correlation of opposing Bi–S bond distances in <span class="search-highlight">cuprobismutite</span> ho...
Published: 01 December 2003
F ig . 8. Hyperbolic correlation of opposing Bi–S bond distances in cuprobismutite homologues. Symbols distinguish the phases studied as well as the kupčíkite-like, cuprobismutite-like (a) slabs (module), and the composite (b) slabs (thin layer) interleaved with them. Symbols: blue circle
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Back-scattered electron images showing the occurrence and paragenesis of cu...
Published: 01 April 2003
F ig . 3. Back-scattered electron images showing the occurrence and paragenesis of cuprobismutite, hodrushite and paděraite. (a) Aggregate of cuprobismutite and paděraite (Cbs, Pad), with subordinate hodrushite (Hod), within matrix of BD 10 . Aggregates of cuprobismutite and paděraite show
Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2003
The Canadian Mineralogist (2003) 41 (5): 1155–1166.
..., molybdénite, sphalérite et bismuth natif, en intercroissances avec la makovickyite, la cupromakovickyite, la hodrushite, la cuprobismutite et des dérivés de la série bismuthinite–aikinite. Il s’agit d’un minéral gris avec éclat métallique, cassant, et sans clivage. En moyenne, les micro-indentations...
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Calculated values of homologue order  N  for the members of the cuprobismut...
Published: 01 December 2003
F ig . 9. Calculated values of homologue order N for the members of the cuprobismutite homologous series studied (based on microprobe data). N = 1 is kupčíkite, N = 1.5, hodrushite, and N = 2, cuprobismutite. Anomalous results for hodrushite from Swartberg are explained in the text
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A. Laths of <span class="search-highlight">cuprobismutite</span> (cpb) replaced by makovickyite ( 4 P), with smal...
Published: 01 April 2012
Fig. 3 A. Laths of cuprobismutite (cpb) replaced by makovickyite ( 4 P), with small grains of bismuthinite (bmt). B. Cuprobismutite laths (cpb) with krupkaite (krp) replaced by pavonite ( 5 P). C. Cuprobismutite laths (cpb) replaced by pavonite ( 5 P) and bismuthinite (bmt). D. Cuprobismutite
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a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the str...
Published: 01 December 2003
F ig . 10. a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the structures of cuprobismutite homologues with element roles as found by results of crystal-structure analysis (modification by the Cu-for-Bi substitution is dealt with in the text). Microprobe data (results
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a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the str...
Published: 01 December 2003
F ig . 10. a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the structures of cuprobismutite homologues with element roles as found by results of crystal-structure analysis (modification by the Cu-for-Bi substitution is dealt with in the text). Microprobe data (results
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a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the str...
Published: 01 December 2003
F ig . 10. a) Ratios of the occupants of the three principal kinds of sites in the structures of cuprobismutite homologues with element roles as found by results of crystal-structure analysis (modification by the Cu-for-Bi substitution is dealt with in the text). Microprobe data (results
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Iron content (wt.%) in the minerals of the <span class="search-highlight">cuprobismutite</span> series from Felbe...
Published: 01 October 2003
F ig . 4. Iron content (wt.%) in the minerals of the cuprobismutite series from Felbertal versus homologue number. Symbols: kupčíkite (○), hodrushite (⋄) and cuprobismutite (Δ).
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a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively...
Published: 01 April 2006
F ig . 9. a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively, cuprobismutite (a), kupěikite (b), and hodrushite (c). The slabs of cuprobismutite homologues are indicated in green. Compare with Table 7 .
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a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively...
Published: 01 April 2006
F ig . 9. a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively, cuprobismutite (a), kupěikite (b), and hodrushite (c). The slabs of cuprobismutite homologues are indicated in green. Compare with Table 7 .
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a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively...
Published: 01 April 2006
F ig . 9. a–c. Hypothetical coherent 1:1 intergrowths of paděraite and, respectively, cuprobismutite (a), kupěikite (b), and hodrushite (c). The slabs of cuprobismutite homologues are indicated in green. Compare with Table 7 .