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TitleStibivanite, a new mineral from the Lake George antimony deposit, New Brunswick
 
AuthorKaiman, S; Harris, D C; Dutrizac, J E
SourceCanadian Mineralogist vol. 18, 1980 p. 329-332
Year1980
Documentserial
Lang.English
Mediapaper
ProvinceNew Brunswick
AreaLake George
Released1980 01 01
Abstract(unpublished)
Stibivanite, Sb2VO5, is a bright green fibrous to platy (elongated c) mineral, found associated with stibnite and various sulphosalts. Micro-indentation hardness is VHN50 = 232 (148-286). Optical data are: 2Valpha 85o(+ or -1o); alpha > 1.87, gamma < 1.89; b = alpha , c : gamma approx 0o; r >> v; length slow; pleochroism beta emerald green, gamma olive green, alpha emerald green with olive tint. It is moderately anisotropic (light to dark grey) in reflected light, with green to yellowish internal reflections. Electron microprobe analysis gave Sb2O3 79.31, VO2 22.01, = 101.32. Indexed powder diffraction data and methods of synthesis are given. (For structural details see M.A. 82M/0171)-M.I.C.
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