Rasmussenite
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Rasmussenite is a rare iron zinc antimony sulfide mineral first described from the Ikabya deposit in Siberia, Russia. It forms metallic gray to tin-white granular masses in hydrothermal sulfosalt-rich ore veins. The mineral is of scientific interest for contributing to the systematics of Fe-Zn-Sb sulfide crystal chemistry, and it is named in honor of Norwegian mineralogist Bjørn Rassmussen.