Kehoeite, a new phosphate from Galena, Lawrence County, South Dakota
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ABOUT three years ago I received a number of minerals, mostly from the Merritt mine located at Galena, S. D., among which was the material described in this note.The mineral forms seams and bunches in the ore at one point ill the mine.The ore is an argentiferous galena carrying zinc bIen de and iron pyrites.'Goslarite occurs at other points in the mine but was not found in the immediate vicinity of this occurrence.The nearest point at which the gOfllarite was observed was some 500 feet distant.The material is white, amorphous and insoluble in water, but it yields a small amount of zincolls oxide and phosphoric acid to concentrated hydric acetate upon continued boiling.Ammonic
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| Authors | William P. Headden |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1893 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-46.271.22
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