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AUTUNITE (Hydrated Calcium Uranyl Phosphate) (395 words)
Autunite is one of the more attractive and popular radioactive minerals.
Autunite is probably the most popular uranium mineral for collectors.
Autunite can lose water and convert to a different mineral called meta-autunite-I of the meta-autunite/meta-torbernite group of minerals and with heating can produce a meta-autunite-II mineral.
Autunite: Daybreak mine, Spokane County, Washington Rocks & Minerals - Find Articles (758 words)
Autunite is now known to be orthorhombic (mmm), pseudotetragonal, occurring typically as thin plate-like or flaky crystals that are tabular on {010}, displaying rectangular or octagonal outlines.
Autunite is quite widespread as a secondary mineral formed by the near-surface oxidization of primary uranium-bearing minerals in such diverse occurrences as granitic pegmatites, hydrothermal veins, felsic plutons including those of granite and quartz-monzonite composition, and roll-front and other sediment-hosted uranium deposits.
Autunite is widespread in the eastern United States and is particularly well known as an accessory in complex pegmatites that have been prospected for mica, feldspar, spodumene, and gems.
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