Ammonium-iron-sulfites from a burning coal-mine dump

Author(s)

Béla Fehér, Sándor Szakáll, Herta Silvia Effenberger, Judit Mihály, István E. Sajó, László Kótai, Dóra Szabó

Abstract

Three

ammonium-iron-sulfites from a burning coal dump in an abandoned open

coal pit at Pécs-Vasas (Mecsek Mountains, South Hungary) were

identified. They were formed by the interaction of decomposing iron

sulfides and ammonia released from organic matter. For synthetic

analogues to these natural phases see Erämetsä (1943); Erämetsä &

Valkonen (1972); Kocsis et al. (2018).

Organisation(s)

Department of Mineralogy and Crystallography

External organisation(s)

Independent researcher, Department of Archaeology, Herman Ottó Museum, Görgey Artúr u. 28, 3529, Miskolc, Hungary., University of Miskolc, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, University of Pécs

Publication date

2023

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

105116 Mineralogy, 105113 Crystallography

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