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Kruszewski, Ł. (2012): Unique chloride assemblage of exhalative origin from burning coal-mining dump in Radlin (Rybnik Coal Area, S Poland). Mineralogia Papers: 40: 90-92.

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Original EntryKruszewski, Ł. (2012): Unique chloride assemblage of exhalative origin from burning coal-mining dump in Radlin (Rybnik Coal Area, S Poland). Mineralogia Papers: 40: 90-92
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Full ReferenceKruszewski, Ł. (2012): Unique chloride assemblage of exhalative origin from burning coal-mining dump in Radlin (Rybnik Coal Area, S Poland). Mineralogia Papers: 40: 90-92.
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Marcel mine heap, Radlin, Wodzisław County, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland

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Kremersite
Unnamed (NH4-Zn-Fe Chloride)

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Marcel mine heap, Radlin, Wodzisław County, Silesian Voivodeship, Polandⓘ Acetamide, ⓘ Alum-(K), ⓘ Alum-(Na), ⓘ Alunogen, ⓘ Ammonioleucite, ⓘ Anhydrite, ⓘ Bararite, ⓘ Bayerite, ⓘ Bischofite, ⓘ Boussingaultite, ⓘ Cadwaladerite, ⓘ Chloraluminite, ⓘ Chloromagnesite, ⓘ Cotunnite, ⓘ Cryolite, ⓘ Cryptohalite, ⓘ Efremovite, ⓘ Erythrosiderite, ⓘ Gypsum, ⓘ Hydrocalumite, ⓘ Hydrokenoralstonite, ⓘ Iowaite, ⓘ Kieserite, ⓘ Korshunovskite, ⓘ Kremersite, ⓘ Lepidocrocite, ⓘ Letovicite, ⓘ Malladrite, ⓘ Mascagnite, ⓘ Mikasaite, ⓘ Millosevichite, ⓘ Mirabilite, ⓘ Misenite, ⓘ Mohrite, ⓘ Native Sulphur, ⓘ Newberyite, ⓘ Nordstrandite, ⓘ Panichiite, ⓘ Picromerite, ⓘ Redikortsevite, ⓘ Rhomboclase, ⓘ Rokühnite, ⓘ Rostite, ⓘ Salammoniac, ⓘ Scacchite, ⓘ Schertelite, ⓘ Steklite, ⓘ Tamarugite, ⓘ Tobelite, ⓘ Topaz, ⓘ Tsaregorodtsevite, ⓘ Tschermigite, ⓘ Unnamed (NH4-Zn-Fe Chloride), ⓘ Yavapaiite

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Ciesielczuk, J., Kruszewski, Ł., Fabiańska, M.J., Misz-Kennan, M., Lewińska-Preis, L., Kita, A. (2014): Composition of water located in the coal waste dumps in Lower Silesia, Poland. Mineralogia Special Papers: 42: 46
Parafiniuk, J. and Kruszewski, Ł. (2009): Ammonium minerals from burning coal-dumps of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin (Poland). Geol. Quart., 53, 341-356. http://www.pgi.gov.pl/images/stories/G_Q/53_3/parafiniuk.pdf]
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