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American Mineralogist
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REGULAR ARTICLE
99 Crystallography of azurite from Tsumeb, Southwest Africa, and the axial ratio of azurite
144 Holdenite, a new arsenate of manganese and zinc, from Franklin, New Jersey
149 Cahnite, a new boro-arsenate of calcium from Franklin, New Jersey
154 A saw attachment adapting Goldschmidt’s model cutting machine to the sawing of wooden models
157 Alpine mineral deposits
168 The optical properties of zincite from Franklin, New Jersey
170 Graftonite from a new locality in New Hampshire
173 Topaz and phenacite from Baldface Mountain, Chatham, New Hampshire
180 Crystallographic notes: 1. Phosphophyllite; 2. Hematite; 3. Willemite; 4. Hedyphane
188 The occurrence of cinnabar in Dutch Guiana
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Table of Contents
AmMin submission to acceptance/”first publication” is at a record average of about three to four months. Our acceptance to “final” publication is presently another 13 months on average.
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Special Collections
American Mineralogist is an international journal that publishes mineralogical papers of broad interest to the geoscience and materials science community.