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Brannerite with Gersdorffite

Brannerite with Gersdorffite

Named after Dr. John Casper Branner, an American geologist and former Professor of Geology and President of Stanford University in California, USA. Brannerite is an uncommon mineral that is a primary mineral in granite pegmatites and granitic gneiss, and can also be found in pebble conglomerates, hydrothermal quartz and calcite veins, and as a detrital mineral in placer deposits. Localities for Brannerite include in the USA, Canada, Spain, France, Switzerland, Morocco, South Africa, Australia, and others. Brannerite is strongly radioactive.

Locality

Villette Quarry, France

Brannerite with Gersdorffite

Streak

Dark greenish brown to yellowish brown

Hardness

Formula

4.5-5.5

UTi2O6

Habit

Monoclinic

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