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Sadanaga, R. and Sueno, S. (1967) X-ray study on the alpha-beta transition of Ag2S Locality: Innai mine, Akita, Japan. Mineralogical Journal (Japan): 5: 124-148.

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Original EntrySadanaga, R. and Sueno, S. (1967) X-ray study on the alpha-beta transition of Ag2S Locality: Innai mine, Akita, Japan. Mineralogical Journal (Japan): 5: 124-148.
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