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scholzite Min.|ˈʃɒltsaɪt|
[ad. G. scholzit (H. Strunz 1948: see H. Strunz Mineralogische Tabellen (ed. 2, 1949) 164, and in Fortschritte der Mineral. (1950) XXVII. 31), f. the name of Adolf Scholz, 20th-cent. German mineral collector and industrialist: see -ite1.]
A hydrated basic phosphate of calcium and zinc, Ca3Zn(PO4)2(OH)2.H2O, occurring as a secondary mineral in colourless to greyish monoclinic crystals.
1950Chem. Abstr. XLIV. 9306 (heading) Scholzite, a new mineral. 1974Mineral. Mag. XXXIX. 686 Scholzite..is the most common and conspicuous phosphate mineral in the mineralized zones at Reaphook Hill [in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia]. It occurs in voids as sprays of radiating white to colourless prismatic needles up to 3 cm long..or as interpenetrating groups of white fibres. |