jamborite
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Jamborite is a hexagonal-trigonal, green, mineral consisting of nickel, cobalt, hydroxides and sulphur. Its discovery was first published in 1973.
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- chemical formula
- Ni(OH,S,O)₂·nH₂O
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Jamborite is a hexagonal-trigonal, green, mineral consisting of nickel, cobalt, hydroxides and sulphur. Its discovery was first published in 1973.
== Etymology == It is named after John Leslie Jambor, a Canadian geologist.
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