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Uranophane (Ca(UO2)2(SiO3OH)2·5H2O), also
known as uranotile, is a rare
calcium uranium silicate hydrate mineral that
forms from the
oxidation of other...
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including uraninite (the most
common uranium ore), carnotite, autunite,
uranophane, torbernite, and coffinite.
Significant concentrations of
uranium occur...
- below, the pH of the
solution that
contains uranophane is one of
determining factors of how much of the
uranophane is in
mineral form or in the form of its...
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minerals include metaautunite, torbernite, phosphuranylite, saleeite,
uranophane and sabugalite.
Autunite was
named after the town of Autun, France, where...
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genus in the
family Depressariidae. Its only species,
Parascaeas uranophanes, is
found in
Panama and Colombia. Both the
genus and
species were first...
- Ulvöspinel
Umangite Umbite Umohoite Upalite Uraninite Uranocircite-II
Uranophane Uranopilite Urea
Uricite Urusovite Ussingite Utahite Uvarovite Uytenbogaardtite...
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torbernite (with copper); and
hydrated uranium silicates such as coffinite,
uranophane (with calcium) and
sklodowskite (magnesium).
There are
several themes...
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Uranophane specimen from
Ambrosia Lake...
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Uranophane in
malachite specimen from the
Shinkolobwe mine...
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Uranophane in
malachite specimen from the
Shinkolobwe mine...
