ramdohrite

ramdohrite

[′räm‚dō‚rīt]
(mineralogy)
Pb3 Ag2Sb6S13 A dark-gray mineral composed of a lead silver antimony sulfur compound.
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He discovered the new mineral ramdohrite at the Chocaya mine in southern Bolivia in 1930, and angelellite in Argentina, and described several other new mineral species whose names are now obsolete.
"The Father of Bolivian Geology: Friedrich (Federico) Ahlfeld (1892-1982)
(1983) The crystal structure of ramdohrite, [Pb.sub.6][Sb.sub.11][Ag.sub.3][S.sub.24], and its implications for the andorite group and zinckenite.
RARE SULFOSALTS FROM THE VAN SILVER MINE BRITISH COLUMBIA
Ramdohrite [Ag.sub.3][Pb.sub.6][Sb.sub.11][S.sub.24]
Famous mineral localities: Cerro Rico de Potosi, Bolivia
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