Steiningerite
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Steiningerite es un mineral raro de selenito de cobre descrito por primera vez en las zonas oxidadas de depósitos cupríferos con selenio en Austria. Forma microcristales prismáticos de color azul pálido a azul verdoso en ensamblajes de gossan. Debe su nombre al mineralogista austriaco Josef Steininger.
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What is the chemical formula of Steiningerite?
The chemical formula of Steiningerite is Ba2Zr2(Si4O12)O2.