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García-Veigas, J., Ortí, F., Rosell, L., Gündoğan, I., Helvaci, C. (2011). Occurrence of a new sulphate mineral: Ca7Na3K(SO4)9 in the Emet borate deposits, western Anatolia (Turkey). Geological Quarterly, 54(4), 431-438. https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2059025.pdf

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Original EntryGarcía-Veigas, J., Ortí, F., Rosell, L., Gündoğan, I., & Helvaci, C. (2011). Occurrence of a new sulphate mineral: Ca7Na3K (SO4) 9 in the Emet borate deposits, western Anatolia (Turkey). Geological Quarterly, 54(4), 431-438.
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Full ReferenceGarcía-Veigas, J., Ortí, F., Rosell, L., Gündoğan, I., Helvaci, C. (2011). Occurrence of a new sulphate mineral: Ca7Na3K(SO4)9 in the Emet borate deposits, western Anatolia (Turkey). Geological Quarterly, 54(4), 431-438. https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2059025.pdf
Plain TextGarcía-Veigas, J., Ortí, F., Rosell, L., Gündoğan, I., Helvaci, C. (2011). Occurrence of a new sulphate mineral: Ca7Na3K(SO4)9 in the Emet borate deposits, western Anatolia (Turkey). Geological Quarterly, 54(4), 431-438. https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2059025.pdf

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Doğanlar boreholes no. 2 and no. 188 (Kütahya-Emet 2 and 188), Doğanlar village, Emet District, Kütahya Province, Turkey

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Unnamed (K-Na-Ca Sulphate)

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Doğanlar boreholes no. 2 and no. 188 (Kütahya-Emet 2 and 188), Doğanlar village, Emet District, Kütahya Province, Turkeyⓘ Basalt, ⓘ Chert, ⓘ Conglomerate, ⓘ Sandstone, ⓘ Travertine, ⓘ Unnamed (K-Na-Ca Sulphate)

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