砷铋铜石
外观
砷铋铜石 | |
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基本资料 | |
类别 | 砷酸盐 |
化学式 | BiCu 6(AsO 4) 3(OH) 6· 3(H 2O) |
晶体分类 | 六方双锥晶类 |
晶体空间群 | P63/m |
晶胞 | a = 13.646(2) Å, c = 5.920(1) Å; Z = 2 |
性质 | |
颜色 | 蓝色-绿色至祖母绿色-绿色、浅绿色、白色 |
晶体惯态 | 晶体似针状,沿c轴延长,有纵纹,表面暗淡无光;集合体晶簇状、放射状、皮壳状、致密状、团状 |
晶系 | 六方晶系 |
断口 | 不平 |
莫氏硬度 | 3-4 |
光泽 | 玻璃光泽,丝绢光泽 |
条痕 | 浅蓝绿色 |
透明性 | 透明至半透明 |
比重 | 3.79-3.83 |
光学性质 | 一轴晶(+) |
折射率 | nω = 1.743 - 1.749 nε = 1.810 - 1.830 |
双折射 | δ = 0.067 |
多色性 | O = 无色, E = 绿 |
砷铋铜石(英语:Mixite)[1]是一种稀有的砷酸铜铋矿物,属六方晶系,晶体通常呈辐射状针状棱柱和块状结壳形式,颜色从白色到各种深浅不一的绿色和蓝色不等,莫氏硬度为3.5至4,比重为3.8。有不均匀的断裂具明亮的金刚光泽,和浅蓝绿色条痕[2]。砷铁铜石于1879年由矿山的工程师Anton Mixa在捷克共和国J´achymov附近发现[3] 。
砷铋铜石是砷铋铜石矿物组的成员之一,矿物组的化学通式BiCu
6(AsO
4)
3(OH)
6·
3(H
2O),其中A为REE、Al、Ca、Pb或Bi,T为P或As[4]。除砷铋铜石外,该矿物组还包含同构矿物砷钇铜石-(Y)[5],砷钇铜石-(Ce)[6],砷钇铜石-(Nd)[7],砷钇铜石-(La)[8],磷钙铜石(calciopetersit)[9],三水砷铝铜石(goudeyite)[10],磷铜石(petersite)-(Ce)[11],磷铜石(petersite)-(Y)[12],铋铜砷酸石(plumboagardite)[13]和扎水羟砷铜石(zálesíite)[14]。
成因产状
[编辑]砷铋铜石是一种非常见的次生矿物,产于铜矿床的氧化带中[15],其伴生矿物包括钴华、孔雀石、重晶石 [16]。
产地
[编辑]在以下地方均曾发现:阿根廷[17] 、澳大利亚[18]、奥地利[19]、法国[20]、德国[21]、 希腊[22]、匈牙利[23]、意大利[24]、日本[25]、墨西哥 [26]、纳米比亚[27]、波兰[28]、西班牙[29]、瑞士[30]、英国[31]和美国[32]。
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