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Liveingite - Lengenbach Quarry - Binnatal - Wallais - Switzerland (#:MINS7415)

A sharp Liveingite crystal 1,0 cm long with pyrite on White dolomia matrix.
Analyzed by Mineral-Petrograph Institute -Bern University.(N° L. 17497 - year 1983) with original label.Ex Coll Gross.

Formula :
Pb9As13S28
System: monoclinic Hardness:3 Rarity:rare
Strunz id:II/E.25-10 - SULFIDES
Name origin: After G.D. Liveing (1827-1924), Professor of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, England.

Specimen weight:158 gr.
Crystal size:1,0 cm long
Overall size: 70mm x 33 mm x 37 mm

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