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Stolzite
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Composition: PbWO4
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Composition: PbWO4
Name: Stolzite
Location: Jersey
Date: 2005
Composition: PbWO4
Location: Jersey
Date: 2005
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Name: Stolzite
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Name: Solzite
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Composition: PbWO4
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Name: Solzite
Location: Prospect Park, New Jersey
Date: 1995
Composition: Pb(WO4)
Class: Tetragonal - Dipyramidal
Hardness: 2.5-3
Location: Prospect Park, New Jersey
Date: 1995
Composition: Pb(WO4)
Class: Tetragonal - Dipyramidal
Hardness: 2.5-3
Named for the man who provided the first specimen for study, Dr. Joseph Alexis Stolz from the Czech Republic. Relatively uncommon, Stolzite forms in the oxidized areas of hydrothermal tungsten-rich lead deposits. It can be found in many locations but only in very small amounts. Stolzite can fluoresce a bright red to orange under long-wave ultraviolet light and a bright lemony yellow under short-wave ultraviolet light. Often used as a scintillator due to its luminescence when irradiated.
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