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Alfredo Petrov collection (named parabrandtite on original japanese label, but no analytical data presented). Feb. 2010: Single crystal XRD identification, G. Giester & F. Neuhold

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Original EntryAlfredo Petrov collection (named parabrandtite on original japanese label, but no analytical data presented). Feb. 2010: Single crystal XRD identification, G. Giester & F. Neuhold
Mindat Ref. ID16013658Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:16013658:2
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Full ReferenceAlfredo Petrov collection (named parabrandtite on original japanese label, but no analytical data presented). Feb. 2010: Single crystal XRD identification, G. Giester & F. Neuhold
Plain TextAlfredo Petrov collection (named parabrandtite on original japanese label, but no analytical data presented). Feb. 2010: Single crystal XRD identification, G. Giester & F. Neuhold

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Gozaisho Mine, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanⓘ Parabrandtite

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