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TitleLoellingite (iron arsenide)
DescriptionLoellingite, FeAs2 (iron arsenide), is a mineral closely related to marcasite FeS2 (iron sulfide). It occurs in veins, including pegmatite, and in marble or skarn. Distinguishing loellingite from arsenopyrite can be difficult. This specimen, about 6 cm across consists almost entirely of fine grained loellingite.
LocationUSA ▹ New York. Near Monroe.
PhotographerDarla Sondrol. 2001-07-16.
CollectionUniversity of North Dakota Mineralogy Collection #442.
Key wordsloellingite, New York
Tech details1021 KB. Hand specimen. Fujifilm FinePix S1Pro digital camera; 60mm AF Nikon micro lens.
GeoDIL number1215