Línekite - new rare uranyl carbonate from Jáchymov
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Línekite - new rare uranyl carbonate from Jáchymov
Another new mineral from Háchymov, which was described in 2012 is línekite. Its chemistry is K2Ca3[(UO2)(CO3)3]2 . 7H2O.
Mathesiusite - new extremly rare mineral from Jáchymov
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Mathesiusit - new extremly rare mineral from Jáchymov
One of the freshly described uranium minerals from Jáchymov is also extremly rare mathesiusite. Its chemical composition can be expressed like K5(UO2)4(SO4)4(VO5).4H2O and mathesiusite has a new specific structure type.
Selenium secondaries from Zálesí
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Selenium secondaries from Zálesí
Zálesí is worldwide good known locality of uranium mineralisation in Rychlebské Mts (NE part of the Czech Republic). It belongs between Czech most important uranium minerals localities, but Czech best erythrites and high quality arsenides were also found here. After the mining period was gradually found attractive association of the secondary selenium minerals.
Vysokýite - new arsenate from Jáchymov
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Vysokýite is another very rare exotic Jáchymov mineral caming up from the 10th level of the Svornost shaft. It was found about 30 years ago on the so called "Arsenic lens" in the south part of the Geschieber vein between the Svornost and Josef shaft. We know today specimens of kaatialaite and claudetite from there. Vysokýite was described by Plášil et al. in the year 2013.
Marécottite from Jáchymov
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Marécottite from Jáchymov
Sulphates of uranium of the zippeite group occures relatively often in Jáchymov. Magnesiozippeite - or zippeite containing Magnesium was described in year 1976 from Utah, USA and later also locally from the material caming out from the Jáchymov mines too. In year 2001 was described another mineral structurally similar to zippeite group containing Magnesium from the Switzerland - Marécottite.