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English: Exceptionally well crystallized specimen of the very rare copper iodide marshite(CuI) from this already famous Russian deposit: Rubtsovskoe Deposit, Altaiskii Krai, Western Siberia, Russian Federation. Marshite occurs as complex beige crystals in a contrasting brown matrix. For an excellent review on the locality see the Mineralogical Record Vol.45, nº4, July-August 2014 article, where it tells that the marshite occurrence inside the mine was only 6 m long ! (p.409). |
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