砷铋铜石

砷铋銅石(英語:Mixite[1]是一種稀有的砷酸銅鉍礦物,屬六方晶系,晶體通常呈輻射狀針狀棱柱和塊狀結殼形式,顏色從白色到各種深淺不一的綠色和藍色不等,莫氏硬度為3.5至4,比重為3.8。有不均勻的斷裂具明亮的金剛光澤,和浅蓝绿色条痕[2]。砷鐵銅石於1879年由礦山的工程師Anton Mixa在捷克共和國J´achymov附近發現[3]

砷铋铜石
藍色砷铋铜石。標本地點:希臘,尺寸 : 6.8 x 5.0 x 3.6 cm.
基本資料
類別砷酸盐
化学式BiCu
6
(AsO
4
)
3
(OH)
6
·
3
(H
2
O)
晶体分类六方双锥晶类
晶体空间群P63/m
晶胞a = 13.646(2) Å,
c = 5.920(1) Å; Z = 2
性質
顏色蓝色-绿色至祖母绿色-绿色、浅绿色、白色
晶体惯态晶体似针状,沿c轴延长,有纵纹,表面暗淡无光;集合体晶簇状、放射状、皮壳状、致密状、团状
晶系六方晶系
断口不平
莫氏硬度3-4
光澤玻璃光泽,丝绢光泽
條痕浅蓝绿色
透明性透明至半透明
比重3.79-3.83
光學性質一轴晶(+)
折射率nω = 1.743 - 1.749 nε = 1.810 - 1.830
双折射δ = 0.067
多色性O = 無色, E = 綠

砷铋铜石是砷铋铜石礦物組的成員之一,礦物組的化學通式BiCu
6
(AsO
4
)
3
(OH)
6
·
3
(H
2
O),其中A為REE、Al、Ca、Pb或Bi,T為P或As[4]。除砷铋铜石外,該礦物組還包含同構礦物砷钇铜石-(Y)[5]砷钇铜石-(Ce)[6]砷钇铜石-(Nd)[7]砷钇铜石-(La)[8],磷钙铜石(calciopetersit)[9],三水砷铝铜石(goudeyite)[10],磷铜石(petersite)-(Ce)[11],磷铜石(petersite)-(Y)[12],铋铜砷酸石(plumboagardite)[13]和扎水羟砷铜石(zálesíite)[14]

成因产状

砷铋铜石是一种非常见的次生矿物,产于铜矿床的氧化带中[15],其伴生礦物包括钴华孔雀石重晶石 [16]

產地

在以下地方均曾發現:阿根廷[17] 、澳大利亞[18]、奧地利[19]、法國[20]、德國[21]、 希臘[22]、匈牙利[23]、意大利[24]、日本[25]、墨西哥 [26]、納米比亞[27]、波蘭[28]、西班牙[29]、瑞士[30]、英國[31]和美國[32]

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