Tyuyamunite from the Tyuya-Muyun radium mine in Fergana
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 March 2018
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Tyuyamunite from Tyuya-Muyun was established as a mineral species by K. A. Nenadkevich in 1912. It is closely allied to carnotite, differing from this in containing calcium in place of potassium, and also, according to W. F. Hillebrand, in the degree of hydration. On this account the mineral has been also known as calciocarnotite.
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- Mineralogical magazine and journal of the Mineralogical Society , Volume 20 , Issue 108 , March 1925 , pp. 287 - 295
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Page 287 note 1 In his German MS., from which the abridged translation here given was prepared, the author writes Tüjamunit.
Page 287 note 2 Nenadkevich, K. A., Le ‘tíujamunile’, une n ouvelle espèce minérale. (Russ.) Bull. Acad. Sei. St.-Pérsbourg, 1912, ser. 6, vol. 6 (pt. 2), pp. 945–946 Google Scholar. Title from the wrapper of the journal. In German abstracts (Chem. Zentr., 1918, vol. i, p. 326 ; Neues Jahrb. Min., 1914, vol. ii, p. 211 ; Zeits. Kryst. Min, 1915, vol. 55, p. 180) of this paper the name is spelt Tjujamunit and Tjuiamunit. The original Russian term was Still other forms of the name that have appeared in the literature are Tuyamunite, Tyuyamuyunite, and
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Page 287 note 4 Antipov, I. A., Gornyi Zhurnal, St. Petersburg, 1908, year 84, vol. iv, pp. 255–268 Google Scholar ; abstract in Neues Jahrb. Min., 1909, vol. ii, Ref. p. 38.
Page 288 note 1 D. I. Shcherbakov (= Stzerbakoff, ), Deposits of radioactive ores and minerals of Fergana. (Russ.) ‘K.E.P.S.’ [Commission for the investigation of the natural productive forces of Russia], Leningrad, 1924, no. 47, 59 pp., 2 figs.
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Page 292 note 5 Values for the refractive indices are given by E. S. Larseu (loc. cit., p. 148) and H. E. Mevwin (loc. cit.).
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