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Keqiao Chen (1981): A new PGE mineral - A preliminary study of sulrhodite. Chinese Science Bulletin [Kexue Tongbao] 26(12), 768 (in Chinese).

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Original EntryKeqiao Chen (1981): A new PGE mineral - A preliminary study of sulrhodite. Chinese Science Bulletin [Kexue Tongbao] 26(12), 768 (in Chinese).
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Gaositai Cr-PGE deposit (Gao District; Gaotai village), Gaositai, Chengde County, Chengde, Hebei, China

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