Safflorite - Revision history

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	'''Safflorite''' is a rare [[cobalt~~]] [[~~iron~~]] [[~~arsenide mineral]] with formula: (~~[[cobalt\|~~Co]],~~[[iron\|~~Fe]])[[arsenic\|As]]<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or [[lollingite]] group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent [[nickel]] and the mineral is [[rammelsbergite]]. A parallel series of [[antimonide ~~mineral]]s~~ exist.		'''Safflorite''' is a rare cobalt iron arsenide mineral with formula: (Co,Fe)arsenic\|As<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or lollingite group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent nickel and the mineral is rammelsbergite. A parallel series of antimonide minerals exist.

	Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. ~~[[Crystal twinning\|~~Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.		Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the orthorhombic system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a mohs hardness of 4.5 and a specific gravity of 6.9 to 7.3. Twinning is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.

	It was first described in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, [[Saxony]], [[Germany]]. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in [[silver~~]] [[~~mining]] districts. It alters to the arsenate [[erythrite]] in the secondary environment.		It was first described in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, Saxony, Germany. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in silver mining districts. It alters to the arsenate erythrite in the secondary environment.

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	'''Safflorite''' is a rare [[cobalt]] [[iron]] [[arsenide]] with formula: ([[cobalt\|Co]],[[iron\|Fe]])[[arsenic\|As]]<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or [[lollingite]] group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent [[nickel]] and the mineral is [[rammelsbergite]]. A parallel series of [[antimonide]] ~~minerals~~ exist.		'''Safflorite''' is a rare [[cobalt]] [[iron]] [[arsenide mineral]] with formula: ([[cobalt\|Co]],[[iron\|Fe]])[[arsenic\|As]]<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or [[lollingite]] group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent [[nickel]] and the mineral is [[rammelsbergite]]. A parallel series of [[antimonide mineral]]s exist.

	Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.		Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.

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	'''Safflorite''' is a rare [[cobalt]] [[iron]] [[arsenide]] with formula: (Co,Fe)As<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or [[lollingite]] group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent [[nickel]] and the mineral is [[rammelsbergite]]. A parallel series of [[antimonide]] minerals exist.		'''Safflorite''' is a rare [[cobalt]] [[iron]] [[arsenide]] with formula: ([[cobalt\|Co]],[[iron\|Fe]])[[arsenic\|As]]<sub>2</sub>. ''Pure'' safflorite would be just CoAs<sub>2</sub>, but iron is virtually always present. Safflorite is a member of the three-way substitution series of arsenides known as the löllingite or [[lollingite]] group. More than fifty percent iron makes the mineral lollingite whereas more than fifty percent [[nickel]] and the mineral is [[rammelsbergite]]. A parallel series of [[antimonide]] minerals exist.

	Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.		Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.

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	Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.		Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.

	It was first ~~describe~~ in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, [[Saxony]], [[Germany]]. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in [[silver]] [[mining]] districts. It alters to the arsenate [[erythrite]] in the secondary environment.		It was first described in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, [[Saxony]], [[Germany]]. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in [[silver]] [[mining]] districts. It alters to the arsenate [[erythrite]] in the secondary environment.

	==References==		==References==

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	Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.		Safflorite along with the other minerals crystallize in the [[orthorhombic]] system forming opaque gray to white massive to radiating forms. It has a [[mohs hardness]] of 4.5 and a [[specific gravity]] of 6.9 to 7.3. [[Crystal twinning\|Twinning]] is common and star shaped twins are frequently found.

	It was first describe in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, [[Saxony]], [[Germany]]. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in [[silver]] [[~~mine\|~~mining]] districts. It alters to the arsenate [[erythrite]] in the secondary environment.		It was first describe in 1835 from the Schneeberg District, Erzgebirge, [[Saxony]], [[Germany]]. Safflorite occurs with other arsenide minerals as an accessory in [[silver]] [[mining]] districts. It alters to the arsenate [[erythrite]] in the secondary environment.

	==References==		==References==