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Richmond, Wallace E., Fleischer, Michael (1942) Cryptomelane, a new name for the commonest of the "psilomelane" minerals. American Mineralogist, 27 (9) 607-610

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TitleCryptomelane, a new name for the commonest of the "psilomelane" minerals
JournalAmerican Mineralogist
AuthorsRichmond, Wallace E.Author
Fleischer, MichaelAuthor
Year1942Volume27
Issue9
PublisherMineralogical Society of America
Download URLhttp://www.minsocam.org/ammin/AM27/AM27_607.pdf+
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Full ReferenceRichmond, Wallace E., Fleischer, Michael (1942) Cryptomelane, a new name for the commonest of the "psilomelane" minerals. American Mineralogist, 27 (9) 607-610
Plain TextRichmond, Wallace E., Fleischer, Michael (1942) Cryptomelane, a new name for the commonest of the "psilomelane" minerals. American Mineralogist, 27 (9) 607-610
In(1942) American Mineralogist Vol. 27 (9) Mineralogical Society of America

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