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Kraus, E.H., Goldsberry, J.P. (1914) The chemical composition of bornite and its relation to other sulpho-minerals. American Journal of Science: 4(222): 539-553.

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Original EntryKraus, E.H., Goldsberry, J.P. (1914) The chemical composition of bornite and its relation to other sulpho-minerals. American Journal of Science: 4(222): 539-553.
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