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Hambergite (Be2BO3OH) is a
beryllium borate mineral named after Swedish explorer and
mineralogist Axel
Hamberg (1863–1933). The
mineral occurs as white...
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Glaucophane Goethite Goosecr****ite
Grandidierite Gypsum Gyrolite Halite Hambergite Hanksite Hardystonite Hauyne Helenite Hematite Hemimorphite Herderite...
- citrine), porcelain,
bowieite 7-7.5
Garnet 7.5 Tungsten, zircon, euclase,
hambergite,
grandidierite 7.5-8
Beryl (including
emerald and aquamarine) 8 Topaz...
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Haidingerite Haiweeite Håleniusite-(La)
Halite Halloysite Halotrichite Hambergite Hanksite Hapkeite Hardystonite Harmotome Hauerite Hausmannite Hauyne Hawleyite...
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Hambergite (a type of borate)
mined in the
Pamir Mountains...
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Hexahydroborite Hhb
Holtite Hlt
Hydrocerussite Hcer
Hydroxynatropyrochlore Hnpcl Hambergite Hb
Heisenbergite Hsb
Hexamolybdenum Hmo
Holtstamite Hts Hydrochlorborite...
- 015 0.011
Rhodochrosite 0.015 0.010–0.020
Sillimanite 0.015 0.009–0.012
Hambergite 0.015 0.009–0.010
Pyroxmangite 0.015 — synth.
Scheelite 0.015 — Smithsonite...
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Hamberg Glacier of NE
Greenland are
named after him. The
mineral hambergite was
named after him in 1890. "Axel Hamberg". Axel
Hamberg (in Swedish)...
- Kotoite; 40
Takedaite 06.AB BO3, with
additional anions; 1(D) + OH, etc.: 05
Hambergite, 10 Berborite, 15 Jeremejevite; 20 Warwickite, 20 Yuanfuliite; 25 Karlite;...
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measurements of
diffraction intensities from a
target consisting of the
mineral Hambergite.
Using his
experiment data, he
reconsidered the
prevailing widely accepted...
