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Linnaeite is a cobalt sulfide mineral discovered in 1845 in Västmanland, Sweden, and was named to ho

roses made out of hydrogen sulfide

sassygeology:Pyrite cubes // Astro Gallery of Gems NY

cosmic-crystalss:Covellite: a rare copper sulfide mineral, a stone for healing broken relationships

SemseyiteThe metallic spray of intergrown platy crystals of this rare antimony lead sulphide is sitt

rockon-ro:PYRITE (Iron Sulfide on Marl) from Logrono, Spain (cubic crystal).

Pentlandite with Chalcopyrite (± Violarite, Pyrrhotite, and Magnetite)Locality: Sudbury Distr

Iron MountainThis is an amazing chemical disaster. Iron Mountain is a site in Northern California th

Dioptase.Copper sulphides when deposited are a grey or golden colour, but get some groundwater passi

What is acid mine drainage?Acid Mine Drainage is one of the main environmental problems found at the

RealgarWe covered this lovely arsenic sulphide mineral some time ago (tinyurl.com/klmnq35), b

cc-da-wolf:Playing with my giant galena crystal. It weighs 1.5 pounds and is actually very toxic. No

Massive Sulfide DepositsSulfide minerals host many of our most important ores, including copper, nic

This bacterium gets paid in goldHarvesting solar fuels through a bacterium’s unusual appet

Crystal with a twist: scientists grow spiraling new materialWith a simple twist of the fingers, one

roses made out of hydrogen sulfide

Pentlandite with Chalcopyrite (± Violarite, Pyrrhotite, and Magnetite)Locality: Sudbury Distr

Quartz with Sphalerite and potentially CovelliteLocality: Unknown

Wulfenite and mimetiteLead ores produce some beautiful minerals, especially in the oxidised zones of

hematitehearts: Pyritized Ammonite  Locality: buttenheim, , Alaska, United States of America

Pyrite cube in matrix!—For the unknowing: pyrite naturally has a cubic crystal habit, mean

cosmic-crystalss: Covellite: a rare copper sulfide mineral, a stone for healing broken relationships

itssedimentary: Bornite Also known as “peacock ore” for its vibrant rainbow hues, B

How light pulses can create channels that conduct electricity with no resistance in atomically thin

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