Haynesite RC3922
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Haynesite
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Name: Haynesite
Location: San Juan, Utah, USA
Name Reference: Named after Mr. Patrick Haynes, geologist, formerly from Colorado, now living in Las Vegas. He explored old mines in the Uravan belt and discovered several new mineral species.
Chemical Formula: (UO2)3(OH)2(SeO3)2 · 5H2O
Crystal System and Class: Orthorhombic - (Bi)pyramidal
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Origin (Determinator + Year): Haynes P. 1990
Publication: La haynesite, sélénite hydraté d'uranyle, nouvelle espéce minérale de la mine repete, comté de San Juan, Utah.
Michel Deliens & Paul Piret. Canadian Mineralogist Vol. 29, pp. 561-564. 1991
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Picture: Eddy Van Der Meersche, 2016
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images: Van de gehuchte Erik
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Holotype