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| | STIBNITE Chapter 21. Sulfides, arsenides, antimonides, and sulfosalts |
 | | It was later found at Sterling Hill in 1990 and verified using X-ray powder methods. |
 | | It occurs on the 800 and 900 levels, as microscopic crystals associated with locally abundant zinkenite, and also with arsenopyrite, realgar, calcite, quartz, pyrite, and silicates. |
 | | Needles of an antimony compound were reported from the 900 level by Palache (1941b), but re-examination of Palaches crystals showed them to be zinkenite and berthierite. |
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