Phoenicochroite
| Phoenicochroite | ||
|---|---|---|
2V angle 58° (measured) | | |
| Other characteristics | Health risks: contains carcinogenic and mutagenic chromate ion | |
| References | [4][2][3][5] | |
Phoenicochroite, also known as melanochroite, is a
Urals, Russia.[2] It is named from the Greek word φοίυικος for "deep red" and χρόα for "color", in allusion to its color.[2]
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